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The Supply Chain Intern supports supply chain analysis across inventory, procurement, and freight. Responsibilities include developing business-rule metrics, tracking performance, creating management dashboards, gathering and analyzing data, and completing clerical duties. The role is fully on-site in Montpelier, Ohio, with an 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday-Friday schedule.

Supports electrical engineering, maintenance, production, and contractor projects in a manufacturing environment. Assists with data gathering, analysis, engineering conclusions, technology and cost-reduction research, and technical documentation for equipment manuals, troubleshooting guides, and maintenance plans.

Analyzes, troubleshoots, and improves continuous manufacturing processes and equipment. Develops SOPs, analyzes process data, leads Lean and Six Sigma continuous-improvement and cost-reduction initiatives, resolves quality issues, supports equipment qualification, trains department personnel, and collaborates on preventive maintenance. The role is fully onsite in Pine Hall, North Carolina, with a Monday-Friday 2–11 p.m. schedule.

Manages customer inquiries, quotations, orders, acknowledgments, pricing, delivery updates, and service needs. Partners with outside sales and internal scheduling, production, logistics, and finance teams to support customer accounts, order fulfillment, sales targets, margins, inventory activities, and issue resolution. Requires strong communication, organization, analytical skills, business calculations, and proficiency with Microsoft Office and business systems.

Manages customer relationships and the inside sales process for manufactured metal products. Responsibilities include preparing quotations, entering and reviewing orders, tracking inventory, calculating costs and margins, meeting sales targets, and coordinating with production, scheduling, logistics, and outside sales to ensure timely fulfillment. The role also resolves service issues, supports contracts, maintains sales data, and may travel occasionally to trade shows or customer locations.

Direct daily activities of industrial electricians, troubleshoot and upgrade plant electrical and electronic equipment, analyze recurring equipment problems, and implement long-term solutions. Responsibilities include designing, supervising, commissioning, and documenting electrical projects; maintaining schematics, software backups, spare parts, and test equipment; supporting production and mechanical teams; and participating in continuous improvement and safety programs.

Supports and optimizes tube fabrication operations through tooling coordination, new product and equipment integration, production tracking, SOP maintenance, machine optimization, and continuous improvement. The role collaborates with operators, engineers, and supervisors, maintains tooling and process documentation, supports machine programming, and helps ensure product launches and tooling projects meet quality and schedule requirements.

Direct industrial electrical engineering activities, troubleshoot and upgrade plant equipment, lead small- and medium-scale electrical projects, maintain schematics and software backups, support commissioning and documentation, improve equipment reliability, and guide industrial electricians. The role requires expertise with Allen-Bradley PLCs, AC/DC drives, instrumentation, motor controls, and high-power applications while supporting safety, continuous improvement, and manufacturing operations.

Improves manufacturing processes and material quality for copper and stainless-steel alloys. Responsibilities include managing nonconforming material disposition, developing quality procedures, conducting ISO 9001 audits, supporting customer complaints and audits, performing root-cause investigations, administering calibration, evaluating metallurgical properties, and driving continuous improvement. The role also supports new product experiments, process changes, customer requirements, and quality management system reviews in an on-site manufacturing and laboratory environment.

Direct daily activities of industrial electricians, troubleshoot and upgrade plant electrical and electronic equipment, and reduce equipment downtime. Responsibilities include analyzing recurring problems, designing and commissioning electrical projects, maintaining schematics and software backups, managing spare parts and test equipment, training peers, supporting production and mechanical teams, and contributing to continuous improvement and safety programs.