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Continuous Improvement Engineering Intern – Manufacturing

Posted 3 days ago

proampacWestfield (MA)

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Intern

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$66000 - 80000 per year

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About the role

ProAmpac is seeking a Continuous Improvement Engineer Intern to support process optimization in our flexible packaging manufacturing operations. In this hands-on role, you’ll assist with Lean and Six Sigma projects, collect and analyze production data, and help identify waste, defects, and bottlenecks. Working closely with operations, quality, and engineering teams, you will participate in kaizen events, update standard work, and support metrics and reporting. This internship offers exposure to advanced materials, sustainable packaging, and a collaborative culture focused on safety, innovation, and continuous improvement. Support continuous improvement projects on the manufacturing floor using Lean and Six Sigma tools Collect, analyze, and interpret production data to identify waste, defects, and bottlenecks Assist in mapping processes, documenting standard work, and updating work instructions Collaborate with operations, quality, and engineering teams to test and implement improvements Participate in kaizen events and root cause analysis activities Support metrics tracking, dashboards, and reporting on project results Help develop and present improvement recommendations to plant leadership Ensure all changes align with safety, quality, and sustainability standards Lean manufacturing Six Sigma tools Data analysis Process mapping Root cause analysis Statistical process control Technical writing/documentation MS Excel or data tools Manufacturing operations knowledge Presentation and reporting Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt (preferred) Lean Six Sigma Green Belt (plus) OSHA safety training (plus)

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