Maintenance Intern

Maintenance Intern – 6‑Month Internship

Position Summary
The Maintenance Intern program is designed for students currently enrolled in a technical college program focused on Industrial Maintenance, Electrical/Mechanical Maintenance, Automation, or related fields. This 6‑month internship provides hands‑on exposure to real-world maintenance activities in a manufacturing environment, helping students connect classroom learning with practical application.

Interns will work alongside experienced maintenance technicians to learn through on‑the‑job experience, troubleshooting, preventive maintenance, and problem-solving. This role is ideal for individuals who are team-oriented, eager to learn, and willing to jump in and tackle challenges safely and responsibly.

Key Responsibilities

• Assist maintenance technicians with troubleshooting mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, and hydraulic equipment issues.
• Perform basic preventive maintenance tasks under supervision.
• Support equipment repairs and reliability improvements.
• Learn and follow established safety procedures, lockout/tagout protocols, and plant policies.
• Help document maintenance activities, parts usage, and work order updates.
• Participate in daily team meetings, safe work evaluations, and shift handoffs as needed.
• Collaborate with production and maintenance teams to understand equipment performance and root cause of failures.
• Maintain cleanliness and organization of tools, parts areas, and workspaces.

Skills & Qualifications

• Currently enrolled in a technical college or trade program in 
  • Industrial Maintenance
  • Electrical/Mechanical Maintenance
  • Automation Technology
  • Electromechanical Systems
  • Or related fields
• Basic understanding of mechanical or electrical systems (coursework acceptable).
• Strong willingness to learn and actively participate in hands-on tasks.
• Team-minded attitude with good communication skills.
• Able to follow instructions, ask questions, and seek guidance when needed.
• Not afraid to take initiative and attempt troubleshooting with appropriate supervision.
• Commitment to working safely at all times.

What You Will Gain

• Real-world maintenance experience in a manufacturing environment.
• Exposure to troubleshooting, equipment repair, and preventive maintenance.
• Understanding of maintenance workflows, work-order systems, and reliability practices.
• Mentorship from experienced technicians and maintenance leaders.
• Strengthened technical skills that directly support your academic program and future career.