Wax and Dip Intern

About the Role

• Pay Rate: $18.50
• Schedule: 2nd Shift Full-Time (2:00 PM to 10:30 PM, Monday - Friday)

Seeking a 2nd shift Wax & Dip New to Manufacturing Intern to support automated and manual wax and dipping processes in a production environment. This role provides an opportunity to learn about advanced manufacturing processes and gain industry understanding. Ideal for individuals who work steadily, follow procedures, and maintain consistent quality.

Key Responsibilities

• Operate and monitor dip robots; perform hand-dipping as required.
• Load and unload parts for automated dipping per traveler documents and process instructions.
• Set production programs, prepare equipment, and verify the correct dip process before production runs.
• Inspect parts, wax patterns, and assembled waxes for defects, verifying the quality of your own work.
• Prepare slurry, perform start-of-shift checks, equipment setup, regular TPMs, and clean spiders as needed.
• Assemble wax patterns according to technical instructions, ensuring proper orientation and spacing.
• Complete production and quality paperwork accurately and maintain organized records.
• Maintain a safe, clean work environment and complete end-of-shift housekeeping.
• Detect and report defective materials, equipment issues, or unusual conditions to leadership.
• Assist with related operations, including wax extruding and base-making injection machines.
• Work effectively both independently and as part of a team.

Requirements & Tech Stack

• Ability to follow established procedures and work instructions consistently.
• Thorough approach to inspecting parts, completing documentation, and maintaining process quality.
• Comfort performing repetitive production tasks with steady attention throughout the shift.
• Ability to work independently while coordinating with team members as needed.
• Basic math, language, and reasoning skills.
• Ability to navigate computer systems and production software.
• Ability to anticipate next steps in the production process.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED/High School Equivalence.
• Experience working in a manufacturing or production environment.