Supported Employment Intern - Quality Inspector (Richmond, VA)

Posted 2 days ago

altriaHenrico (VA)

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Intern

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$15.90 an hour

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About the role

This job is with Altria, an inclusive employer and a member of myGwork – the largest global platform for the LGBTQ+ business community. Please do not contact the recruiter directly. Quality Inspector Intern
Overview: This internship program is designed for participants from The VCU Rehabilitation Research and Training Center and is designed for individuals with disabilities. Altria is excited to offer this 15-week internship program as part of Altria’s Neurodiversity Supported Employment Program. Upon successful completion of the internship, there may be an opportunity for part-time conversion.
Job Description: Altria is currently seeking a highly motivated and detail-oriented Quality Inspector Intern to join our team at the Manufacturing Center. In this role, you will support Factory Conformance by completing in-process inspections of tobacco products and packaging on the production floor. Throughout the internship, you will receive on-the-job training, access to a diverse group of mentors, and professional development opportunities. The intern will be responsible for:
  • Perform in-process inspections of tobacco products on the production floor
  • Inspect packaging to ensure it meets quality standards
  • Learn product and packaging specifications and apply them during inspections
  • Identify defects or non-conforming product and report concerns to operators and team members
  • Record inspection results accurately using forms
  • Enter inspection data into ExcelFollow all safety and quality procedures while working in a manufacturing environment
  • Communicate with operators and team members about inspection results Plain Language: A Quality Inspector Intern will:
  • Check tobacco products to make sure they look right and meet quality rules
  • Learn what a “perfect pack” looks like and use that during inspections
  • Check cigarettes and packaging (like packs and cartons) to make sure it is correct
  • Look for problems like damage, defects, or mistakes
  • Tell a team member if something does not look right
  • Write down what you find during inspections
  • Enter information into a computer system
  • Work safely on the production floor This job might be a good fit if you:
  • Pay close attention to small details
  • Like checking your work and making sure things are correct
  • Are comfortable walking and working on a manufacturing floor
  • Enjoy learning hands-on tasks
  • Can follow clear steps and procedures
  • Will follow safety rules
Are responsible and reliable Pay Rate: $15.90 an hour, 20 hours a week Schedule: Between 9am-4pm, Monday-Friday. The exact schedule will be confirmed during the interview and will remain consistent each week.

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