Steel-toed and unstoppable: How women are rebuilding the manufacturing industry

For many years, the world of manufacturing has been a male-dominated fortress incorporating muscle-oriented industries which included gritty shop floors, crane operation, machinery, and even lifting of heavy equipment.

- RIDHIMA KANSAL

For many years, the world of manufacturing has been a male-dominated fortress incorporating muscle-oriented industries which included gritty shop floors, crane operation, machinery, and even lifting of heavy equipment. That is now evolving. The best part is that nowadays, women don't just step into these spaces; they redefine it all. Women are stepping up to prove that the future of manufacturing isn't digital and automated only, but diverse too, while we watch it unfold on the factory floor and until boardroom meetings.

Hand in hand with advancements in technology and society now expects individuals not eligible for various modern opportunities such as smart factories and automation to come hand in hand with up-to-date demand assessment set to replace the traditional approach. And as noted, women are excited to grasp those chances.