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Keter North America • Portersville, Pennsylvania, United States
Role & seniority: Quality Intern (entry-level; internship)
Stack/tools: Basic measurement tools (calipers, micrometers, gauges); Microsoft Office; exposure to quality tools (5S, root cause analysis, SPC, CAPA) and quality systems
Perform basic dimensional inspections and support first article, in-process, and final inspections; collect quality data
Maintain inspection records, logs, test results; assist with nonconformance reports and corrective action summaries; update work instructions and SOPs
Assist audits of production areas; participate in CAPA/continuous improvement projects; support defect identification and communication to operators
Must-have skills: Basic understanding of manufacturing; ability to read simple engineering drawings; strong attention to detail and organization; basic Office proficiency; willingness to learn quality tools
Nice-to-haves: Exposure to plastics/injection molding; familiarity with 5S, root cause analysis, SPC, control plans
Location & work type: Location: [Plant Location]; Work type: Internship/Non-Exempt; on the production floor in a high-volume injection-molding environment
Department: Quality
Reports To: Quality Manager
Location: [Plant Location]
FLSA Status: Non‑Exempt / Internship
POSITION SUMMARY The Quality Intern will support daily quality assurance activities in an injection‑mold plastics manufacturing environment. This entry‑level role provides hands‑on experience with inspection processes, quality systems, documentation control, and continuous improvement initiatives. The intern will work closely with the Quality Manager and Quality Technicians to learn industry standards and help maintain product quality and compliance.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES Inspection & Testing
Perform basic dimensional inspections using calipers, micrometers, gages, and other standard measurement tools.
Assist with first article inspections, in‑process checks, and final inspections of molded components.
Support the collection and recording of quality data for production runs.
Quality Documentation & Reporting
Maintain accurate inspection records, logs, and test results.
Help prepare quality reports, nonconformance documentation, and corrective action summaries as assigned.
Update work instructions, forms, and standard operating procedures under direction of the Quality Manager.
Quality Systems Support
Assist with audits of production areas to ensure compliance with internal quality standards and customer requirements.
Participate in root cause investigations and corrective/preventive action (CAPA) activities.
Support implementation of continuous improvement projects related to scrap reduction, process capability, or product quality.
Manufacturing Collaboration
Work alongside production teams to resolve basic quality issues.
Learn how to identify defects in molded parts and understand common injection‑molding quality concerns.
Communicate findings clearly to operators and supervisors when quality issues arise.
QUALIFICATIONS Education
Currently enrolled in a degree program in Engineering, Quality, Manufacturing Technology, or a related field.
Recent graduates may also be considered.
Skills & Abilities
Basic understanding of manufacturing processes; exposure to plastics or injection molding is a plus.
Ability to read and interpret basic engineering drawings.
Strong attention to detail and organizational skills.
Basic proficiency in Microsoft Office.
Willingness to learn quality tools such as 5S, root cause analysis, SPC, and control plans.
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS
Ability to perform inspections on the production floor, including standing for extended periods.
Ability to lift up to 25 lbs occasionally.
Manual dexterity required for handling small molded components and measurement tools.
INTERNSHIP BENEFITS
Hands‑on exposure to quality practices in a high‑volume injection‑molding facility.
Mentorship from experienced quality professionals.
Opportunity to develop practical skills in inspection, documentation, problem-solving, and quality systems.
Potential pathway to full‑time roles in Quality or Manufacturing.
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