1158 Intern Water Quality Sampling Utilities jobs in Amherst,MA

Competitive paid time off plans

Holiday pay

Extra vacation purchase opportunities

401k plan - with immediate match

Great Benefits - several options including Pet insurance for our animal lovers.

Health Savings Account Contribution

Wellness Discount Program

Global Mental Wellness Program

Quarterly Employee Celebration Days

Peer to Peer Recognition Program

Service Recognition Program

Amazing employee discount program on Pelican Products, Pelican branded apparel and gear

Employee referral program - get paid to work with your trusted network.

Onsite Gym

10 paid holidays per year

Medical/dental/vision insurance

Company-paid life and disability plans

Matching 401k to eligible employees.

3rd Shift

Sunday - Thursday, 10:00pm-6:30am Eastern Time

High School Diploma or equivalent.

Must have basic math skills including binary operations (+-/*) and decimal/fraction conversions.

Must be able to read and record measurements with precision and accuracy; identify and utilize detailed part names, numbers, and critical characteristics.

Must have ability to learn/use a variety of measuring tools including calipers, micrometers, inside/outside micrometers, verniers, pin gauges, height gauges, radius gauges, protractors, and dial indicators, optical comparators and coordinate measuring machines.

Must be able to follow written and/ or verbal instructions with manual or electronic reporting of results.

Must be able to learn, comply, communicate and report compliance or deviation to processes and product quality standards.

Must be able to work in various production areas including, but not limited to, receiving, warehouse, quality control, assembly/fabrication, rotational molding and injection molding.

In order to comply with these government regulations, applicants must be a U.S. Person as defined by ITAR (22 CFR §120.15).

1-3 years' experience in quality or a related field or product line, preferably in a manufacturing environment.

Ability to learn and apply standard testing procedures and methods.

Ability to read engineering drawings at a basic level, determine standards, and relate drawings of parts to the actual parts.

Functional computer skills including accuracy of data entry and ability to use Microsoft Office suite and SAP.

Able to operate industrial trucks, including forklifts and man lifts; must be able to maintain certification and be able to work at elevated heights.