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Hi,
I am a sophomore mechanical engineering student looking for an internship to get some real life experience. I applied to an aerospace company which makes hybrid electric motors for a manufacturing/industrial engineering internship and have an interview. This seems like the type of company I'd enjoy working at in the future but I'm wondering how ideal this industrial engineering internship would be compared to my major focus, mechanical engineering. Would it help my skills in the future or should I take a ME internship if I can?
These are the responsibilities listed:
-Prepare detailed, step-by-step work instructions for the production and testing of all HEV and Aftermarket products. This involves becoming hands-on familiar with the product and following a defined format.
-Update Cell safety information boards.
-Conduct and document time studies of the various operations in the production cells.
-Assist with the implementation of 6S and Visual Factory projects.
-Assist in the layout and execution of product line layouts.
-Create a searchable database to manage deviations from the customer.
-Assist in creating standard work on the production floor.
-Assist in creating a database for assembly part traceability.
Any thoughts? Thanks![Smile :smile: :smile:](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
I am a sophomore mechanical engineering student looking for an internship to get some real life experience. I applied to an aerospace company which makes hybrid electric motors for a manufacturing/industrial engineering internship and have an interview. This seems like the type of company I'd enjoy working at in the future but I'm wondering how ideal this industrial engineering internship would be compared to my major focus, mechanical engineering. Would it help my skills in the future or should I take a ME internship if I can?
These are the responsibilities listed:
-Prepare detailed, step-by-step work instructions for the production and testing of all HEV and Aftermarket products. This involves becoming hands-on familiar with the product and following a defined format.
-Update Cell safety information boards.
-Conduct and document time studies of the various operations in the production cells.
-Assist with the implementation of 6S and Visual Factory projects.
-Assist in the layout and execution of product line layouts.
-Create a searchable database to manage deviations from the customer.
-Assist in creating standard work on the production floor.
-Assist in creating a database for assembly part traceability.
Any thoughts? Thanks