Mine Engineer Co-Op: Growth, Impact & Safety

MLC; Verona (KY); On-site; USD 28,000 - 39,000; Part time

Job summary

MLC in Kentucky is seeking a Mine Engineer Co-Op to support plant technical and maintenance staff with advanced problem solving, data generation and analysis, and evaluating plant processes to drive continual optimization. You will assist with mass and energy balances, root-cause analysis, and safety initiatives, partnering with management, operators, engineers and contractors.

Eligible candidates are sophomores or higher pursuing a bachelor’s in Chemical, Mechanical, Electrical or Mining

Qualifications

• Sophomore level or higher pursuing a bachelor's degree in Chemical, Mechanical, Electrical or Mining Engineering
• Minimum 2.75 GPA
• Able to work in an industrial chemical and mining environment
• Proficient with Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook

Responsibilities

• Support plant technical and maintenance staff with advanced problem solving, data generation and analysis
• Perform calculations and evaluations on plant processes and drive continual process optimization
• Support engineering and quality-related plant requirements and needs
• Conduct studies such as Mass and Energy Balances and Root Cause Analysis
• Communicate with management, plant operators, engineers, lab personnel and contractors
• Support Safety and Environmental initiatives and adhere to safety policies
• Participate in prioritization of work based on safety, production, rate of return, and regulatory requirements

Skills

Problem solving

Analytical skills

Communication

Organizational skills

Attention to detail

Team collaboration

Education

Pursuing Bachelor's in Chemical/Mechanical/Electrical or Mining Engineering

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

MLC in Kentucky is seeking a Mine Engineer Co-Op to support plant technical and maintenance staff with advanced problem solving, data generation and analysis, and evaluating plant processes to drive continual optimization. You will assist with mass and energy balances, root-cause analysis, and safety initiatives, partnering with management, operators, engineers and contractors.

Eligible candidates are sophomores or higher pursuing a bachelor’s in Chemical, Mechanical, Electrical or Mining