Plant Engineering Co-op Student
Georgia, United States of America
Part Time
1 day ago
Key skills
MentoringCommunication
About this role
Applicants must be currently enrolled students with an expected graduation date no earlier than 2027.
CPT/OPT sponsorship is not available.
No relocation or housing assistance is provided; candidates must be able to commute to White, GA.
(40 hours/week M-F)- First Rotation $ 20.60
Work alongside senior engineers in a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility with meaningful learning opportunities.
JOIN THE TOYO TIRES TEAM!
TNA is currently looking for Plant Maintenance Engineering Co-op Students. Our vision for this position is that, under the supervision of the Reliability Manager and mentoring by more senior engineers, this position will support Maintenance, Engineering, and Reliability teams by performing duties described below.
This opening is for the Summer 2026 semester.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Contributes value-added work in applying engineering solutions to enhance productivity and reliability of manufacturing equipment. Typical activities include creating and modifying 2-D drawings and 3-D models of machine components, researching commercially available parts, and assisting in implementing and testing prototype modifications.
- Interfaces with engineers concerning the design, implementation, and maintenance of equipment, facilities, components, products, and systems to ensure all are process capable, available, reliable, and sustainable.
- Assignments will increase in complexity based on demonstrated proficiency and experience.
- Other tasks as may be assigned.
SKILLS REQUIRED:
- Demonstrated ability to analyze data and model systems, formulate and test hypotheses, and prototype and validate solutions.
- Demonstrated proficiency in design and specification of components to solve real-world problems.
- Clear, concise, professional communication with peers and associates.
EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE:
- Enrolled in an accredited Bachelor of Engineering.
- Accepted in the co-operative education program of the college or university.