Summer Student, Maint & Engineering Intern

Job Summary

As a Summer Intern with the Maintenance and Engineering Department, you will gain handson experience supporting both maintenance and reliability functions within the plant. You will assist with activities such as updating preventive maintenance documentation, organizing spare parts inventory, supporting work order closeout, collecting equipment data in the field, and participating in basic reliabilityfocused tasks under supervision. You will also work alongside the engineering team on assignments that may include reviewing pressure vessel design, piping stress considerations, and pump application and selection criteria. This internship is designed to build your technical knowledge, strengthen your problemsolving skills, and provide exposure to realworld operations in a fastpaced industrial environment.

Location: Geismar, LA (This position is not available for remote work)

Terms:Summer 2026 (Dates can be adjusted based on college schedule)

• Support the Maintenance and Engineering Department with daytoday operational tasks and project needs.
• Assist with updating preventive maintenance documentation and organizing spare parts inventory.
• Support work order closeout by gathering, entering, and verifying required maintenance information.
• Collect equipment data in the field to support reliability efforts and basic troubleshooting activities.
• Work alongside engineers to assist with reviews related to pressure vessel design, piping stress considerations, and pump application and selection criteria.
• Participate in equipment performance checks by collecting and analyzing data under the guidance of an experienced engineer.
• Help identify equipment inefficiencies, potential design concerns, and safety or environmental risks, and contribute to recommended corrective actions.
• Support plant improvement initiatives, including small projects, documentation updates, and reliabilityfocused tasks.
• Gain exposure to safe work practices and ensure all tasks are completed in accordance with company and regulatory safety standards.
• Learn daytoday operations within the production unit and assist with resolving operational issues as they arise.

• Currently pursuing a bachelor's degree in Engineering or a related discipline, with an expected graduation date of August 2026 or later.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills.
• Strong analytical and problem solving skills.
• Ability to work legally in the United States without the need for sponsorship.
• Ability to work at heights, outdoors, and in environments where exposure to hazardous chemicals may occur.
• Ability to hear and understand audible alarms, changes in equipment noise, and radio communications.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications such as Word, Excel, and Outlook.