The Process Improvement Intern will be directly involved in special projects designed to improve process efficiency, product quality, and machine productivity in the plant. They will report directly to the Process Improvement Manager and will have a mentor assigned to lead and assist in their work experience. They will be members of the Process Improvement team and work with plant and office staff in the completion of their projects. Networking opportunities with other interns across the plant and company are offered and participation is encouraged.

• Supervise project-related items and equipment/parts installations.
• Document production processes, and equipment.
• Develop operating procedures and training documentation.
• Meet with contractors, vendors, engineers, etc.
• Design and draw equipment layouts and parts.
• Assist with implementation of new process information systems and use current systems.
• Research information relating to various mill equipment and processes.
• Assist with equipment troubleshooting, quality investigations, and maintenance planning.
• Assist the Engineering Department in other assigned tasks.

• Candidates must be pursuing a degree in Engineering. Disciplines include but are not limited to: Mechanical, Chemical, Electrical, Process Control, Industrial, Environmental, or Pulp and Paper Science Engineering. Minimum of 2 years of school completed.
• Candidates must be proficient with the use of software such as Microsoft Outlook, Word, and Excel.
• Candidates must be available for a minimum of 10 weeks, 40 hours per week, summer term, a semester during the school year or a combined semester and summer term. Work hours are 7:30 am – 4:30 pm with a one-hour unpaid lunch period.

In addition to a competitive wage, the selected candidate will enjoy an opportunity to work in a culture unknown to other companies, opportunities to gain experience and ability to use a free onsite fitness center. Green Bay Packaging benefits may vary by position or division.

Coated Products Operations manufactures pressure sensitive label stock, utilizing a variety of face stock, and adhesive and release liner combinations. Product capabilities include film, paper, foil, and thermal offerings. The Coated Products facility in Green Bay recently completed a major expansion, making this plant a state-of-the-art converting facility. The expansion includes a new building and associated converting equipment.

Green Bay Packaging Inc. is an Equal Employment Opportunity employer.

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