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Midwest Manufacturing

24d ago

  • Internship
    Full-time
    Summer Internship
  • Engineering
    Business, Operations & Strategy
  • Eau Claire

AI generated summary

  • You must be pursuing a relevant degree, have available hours, and show enthusiasm for a management/operations career. Open to students in various management and engineering fields.
  • You will assist the management team in projects focused on Lean improvement, safety, SOP writing, process enhancement, and quality, while developing organizational and communication skills.

Requirements

  • To qualify for the Management Internship, you must be pursing a degree in one of the below concentrations (or something similar).
  • Additionally, you must have open availability to work 40 hours per week during the summer or 20-32 per week during the academic school year, and have a desire to pursue a management/operations career.
  • You must possess enthusiasm and the drive to be successful!
  • Management
  • Construction Management
  • Business Administration
  • Operations Management
  • Supply Chain Management
  • Organizational Leadership & Supervision
  • Organizational Management
  • Industrial Management
  • Manufacturing Technology
  • Mechanical Engineering

Responsibilities

  • You will be placed in one of our production facilities to work directly with an experienced management team.
  • They will teach you the necessary skills to be successful with Midwest Manufacturing.
  • You will have the opportunity to work on a variety of projects such as Lean/Continuous Improvement, Safety, SOP writing, process improvement, quality, efficiency, etc.
  • You will develop stronger organizational, communication and time management skills, as well as gain hands-on management experience through this experience.

FAQs

What is the duration of the Management Internship?

The Management Internship typically lasts over the summer for 40 hours per week or can be adjusted to 20-32 hours per week during the academic school year.

Is prior experience in manufacturing required for the internship?

No prior experience in manufacturing is required, but enthusiasm and a desire to pursue a management/operations career are essential.

What type of projects will I work on during the internship?

Interns will work on various projects including Lean/Continuous Improvement, Safety, SOP writing, process improvement, quality, and efficiency.

What skills will I develop as a Production Management Intern?

You will develop organizational, communication, time management skills, and gain hands-on management experience.

Are there specific majors required for this internship?

Yes, candidates must be pursuing a degree in Management, Construction Management, Business Administration, Operations Management, Supply Chain Management, Organizational Leadership & Supervision, Organizational Management, Industrial Management, Manufacturing Technology, or Mechanical Engineering.

Will I receive any training during the internship?

Yes, the internship includes hands-on training, working directly with an experienced management team who will teach you necessary skills for success.

Is there a possibility of full-time employment after the internship?

While the internship provides valuable experience and training for a management career, full-time employment opportunities may vary based on performance and company needs.

How can I apply for the Production Management Internship?

Interested candidates can apply through the company’s website or internship portal, providing their resume and relevant information.

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Midwest Manufacturing

So Much More Than Just a Manufacturing Company.

Manufacturing & Electronics
Industry
1001-5000
Employees
1969
Founded Year

Mission & Purpose

Midwest Manufacturing produces many home building products in our many production facilities throughout the Midwest. Products manufactured include treated lumber, Mastercraft Doors, steel panels, Concrete Products, Ultradeck, packaged boards, countertops, wood panels, nails, and trusses. Each product that Midwest Manufacturing produces has its own plant that handles all aspects of the manufacturing for that specific product.