The ceramics industry is one of the most important industries in the country, playing a significant role in employment, income distribution, value-added creation, and generating foreign currency. It is one of the oldest industries in Thailand, with evidence of ceramic production dating back to pre-Sukhothai times. The industry is fundamental and connects with other sectors such as construction, electrical and electronics, computers, medical, and automotive industries. The ceramics industry is of such importance that the government provides support and promotion, as it primarily uses domestic raw materials, employs a large workforce, and continuously develops technology, making it one of the key producers in the Asia-Pacific region. The ceramics industry is generally divided into two main groups: traditional ceramics, which include floor and wall tiles, sanitary ware, crockery, ceramic insulators, and modern ceramics, which require special properties, including electronic components, automotive parts, medical devices, and computers. The trend toward free trade has allowed countries worldwide to compete on the global trade stage. As a result, it is crucial for Thailand to enhance its ceramics industry to be competitive in the global market. Business operators must develop their capabilities in all aspects of business management and focus on improving the Occupational Standards to increase production efficiency. For more information on the Occupational Standards for the Ceramics and Enamel Industry, visit: http://tpqi-net.tpqi.go.th/home/occ/industrialInfo/SPT