Career Opportunity Listing  

Internship Dates: Full Time for approximately 12 weeks (May - August).  Position may extend through expected graduation date.    As a Operations Production Scheduler Intern, you will gain knowledge and understanding of the business through hands on activities, coaching, and projects. A few learning opportunities include:  - Responsibility for maintaining accurate production schedules based on sales orders and estimates, management, and utilization of raw materials, and reporting production data. - Communicating and providing accurate reports to customers at their discretion. - Maintaining product specification database for production support. - Maintaining a point of contact between production and sales and communicate any changes. - Development, training, and execution of best practices of e-Purchasing, e-Commerce, SCM, CMMS, MRO, BPO, Consignment programs, and Supply Chain Integration Strategies. - Purchasing industrial equipment, utilities, plant packaging materials, and chemicals. - Assisting with establishing annual leasing programs and contracts at the facility level. Will work directly with Corporate Director of Purchasing on corporate strategic sourcing national account/agreement programs. - Assisting and monitoring in inventories. - NOTE: this description is not intended to be all-inclusive. An employee may perform other related duties to meet the ongoing needs of the organization; these duties are considered marginal.

Internship Dates: Full Time for approximately 12 weeks (May - August).  Position may extend through expected graduation date.    As a Logistics Intern, you will gain knowledge and understanding of the business through hands on activities, coaching, and projects.  A few learning opportunities include:  - Identifying and supporting the implementation of cost reduction, network optimization, and process improvement opportunities. - Monitoring KPI’s and provide solutions for continuous improvement. - Responding to customer and operational needs by answering e-mails, phone calls, tracking shipments, and recovering shipments to service our customers - Researching and minimizing claims - Understand how we interact cross-functionally w/in the company as a shipper, private fleet, and a broker. - Learn and function w/in E2Open TMS system. - NOTE: this description is not intended to be all-inclusive. An employee may perform other related duties to meet the ongoing needs of the organization; these duties are considered marginal.

Location: Will vary depending on internship Internship Dates: Full Time for approximately 12 weeks (May - August)   As an Environmental Health & Safety Intern, you will: Gain knowledge and understanding of the business through hands on activities, coaching, and projects. A few learning opportunities include: - Conducting Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Assessments, authoring job hazard analysis, and ensure compliance of respiratory/fall protection. - Facilitating Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) orientations for new and existing employees, ensuring training(s) are current. - Performing weekly EHS reporting and injury follow-ups. - Leading with a high level of interpersonal tactfulness by verbalizing the needs of complex information such as Lock Out Tag Out (LOTO) profiles. - Supporting and working alongside management on critical projects while fostering a culture of continuous learning as you bring fresh ideas to the table. - Working cross-functionally with strategic partners internally and externally to present data, while compelling a convincing message, encouraging buy in, and tracking the tasks to the plant’s accomplishments. - Managing special projects (as needed) throughout the summer; researching and presenting findings verbally and written in an aesthetically appealing way. - NOTE: this description is not intended to be all-inclusive. An employee may perform other related duties to meet the ongoing needs of the organization; these duties are considered marginal.  

Internship Dates: Full Time for approximately 12 weeks (May - August).  Position may extend through expected graduation date.    As a Quality Assurance/Food Safety Intern, you will gain knowledge and understanding of the business through hands on activities, coaching, and projects.  A few learning opportunities include:  - Monitoring employees and plant procedures according to the SQF code and the Active Food Security and Defense surveillance inside the facility and its operations. - Monitoring intervention validation studies, sanitary operations, and animal welfare. - Maintaining daily records of integrity of finished product leaving the facility: ground beef sampling, leaker checks, HACCP temperature checks, metal detector/x-ray checks, finished product weight checks, tare checks, and specification checks. - Checking to ensure all critical control points are functioning as they should. - Assist QA personnel and production with 3rd party audit preparations. - Communicating with Line Leads and Supervisors if product does not meet specifications. - Learning, understanding, and working to maintain the plant’s humane handling, safety, and quality assurance expectations. - Recommending ways to improve the quality assurance program at the production facility. - Working alongside supervisors and USDA employees to solve contamination problems if they occur. - NOTE: this description is not intended to be all-inclusive. An employee may perform other related duties to meet the ongoing needs of the organization; these duties are considered marginal.

Location: Will vary depending on internship position Internship Dates: Full Time for approximately 12 weeks (May – August)   The Plant Operations Internship is a hands-on internship that is heavily engaged in day-to-day production activities manufacturing millions of pounds of beef on an annual basis. You will work with experienced employees to learn all aspects of either Harvest (Barn, Hide-On, Hide-Off, and Variety Meats) or Fabrication (Boning and Packaging) while developing managerial based skills. A few learning opportunities include: - Working alongside supervisors and employees in various departments to learn and understand daily production operations. - Identifying trends and making recommends improving plant processes and operations. - Partnering with management to develop and implement actions that protect company assets and profitability or set policies and procedures. - Developing management skills while leading and motivating others. - Interpreting, applying, and/or enforcing company policies, programs, rules, regulations, and safety rules in support of departmental and corporate goals for safety, quality, and production. - Active involvement in employee safety, food quality, and humane handling to ensure successful operations. - Completing projects assigned by your mentor. - NOTE: This description is not intended to be all-inclusive. An employee may perform other related duties to meet the ongoing needs of the organization; these duties are considered marginal.

Location: Will vary depending on internship position Internship Dates: Full Time for approximately 12 weeks (May – August)   The Plant Operations Internship is a hands-on internship that is heavily engaged in day-to-day production activities manufacturing millions of pounds of beef on an annual basis. You will work with experienced employees to learn all aspects of either Harvest (Barn, Hide-On, Hide-Off, and Variety Meats) or Fabrication (Boning and Packaging) while developing managerial based skills. A few learning opportunities include: - Working alongside supervisors and employees in various departments to learn and understand daily production operations. - Identifying trends and making recommends improving plant processes and operations. - Partnering with management to develop and implement actions that protect company assets and profitability or set policies and procedures. - Developing management skills while leading and motivating others. - Interpreting, applying, and/or enforcing company policies, programs, rules, regulations, and safety rules in support of departmental and corporate goals for safety, quality, and production. - Active involvement in employee safety, food quality, and humane handling to ensure successful operations. - Completing projects assigned by your mentor. - NOTE: This description is not intended to be all-inclusive. An employee may perform other related duties to meet the ongoing needs of the organization; these duties are considered marginal.