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We are looking for:
An HSE Engineering Intern to assist with our Health, Safety, and Environmental team and projects at the Piedmont, SC site near Greenville, SC and help us achieve our site goals.
We count on you for:
Reliable on site contribution, ability to interact with employees to gain the necessary information to be successful.
Support one or more of the following work streams: production engineers, quality assurance lab, maintenance, and Health, Safety, Environment.
Production engineering: typical tasks revolve around day to day tracking the health and performance of the unit, raw material planning, and small projects to improve efficiency and safety. A summer intern may engage in digitizing work processes, P&ID confirmations and updates, and control system algorithm planning, or other tasks to support the engineers.
Quality Assurance: typical tasks might include creation of dashboards for easing management of lab processes and materials.
Maintenance: Typical tasks may include updating bills of material and instrument records and setting up digital tools or improving work order processes.
HSE: Typical tasks may include updating Safety Data Sheets in the current database. Work with team members and employees to support and improve elements of safety in a safety sensitive Environment.
Midway through and at the end of the internship, the intern will report on their progress and activities over the term.
You can count on us for:
Engineering summer intern will receive support and guidance from site engineers and managers and gain experience in the production environment, supporting one or more of the following work streams: production engineers, quality assurance lab, maintenance, and Health, Safety, Environment.
You will bring:
Working toward a STEM degree, with preference to engineers, including chemical, mechanical, electrical, systems, and computer science.
You will get:
Competitive salary; hourly rate of $22-$24/hourly, depending on experience and education. Since actual compensation packages are based on a variety of factors unique to each candidate we may ultimately pay more or less than the posted base salary range. Total compensation for this role also includes bonus and/or other incentives.
Additional information:
The internship will run from late May to early August, pending school calendars and availability.
40 hours a week
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