Production Management Intern – Hands-On Ops & Quality

Bee Sweet Citrus; Nipomo (CA); On-site; USD 23,000 - 28,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health wellness program

Scholarship opportunities

Job summary

Bee Sweet Citrus, Inc. is seeking a Production Management Intern in California's Central Valley. The role involves hands-on management of fresh citrus production lines, shadowing a production manager, and learning through a rotating schedule across departments. Requires enrollment in Agriculture Business or related degree, with a minimum 20 hours/week and a typical 3-month term, potentially extendable based on 90-day review.

Qualifications

• Enrolled in an accredited university or college.
• AG Business majors or related degree.

Responsibilities

• Partner with an experienced production manager to ensure high-quality fruit production.
• Assist with management of packers, graders, machine operators, and forklift drivers.
• Assist the production manager on ensuring company’s policies are being followed.
• Assist management with enforcing food safety & general safety programs.
• Oversee machinery and equipment with the production manager to ensure efficiency.
• Communicate with leadership to present new ideas and streamline processes.
• Provide day-to-day reporting to upper management and sales team to ensure the facility runs efficiently.
• Identify and resolve problems timely and provide training to the production team.

Skills

Basic computer skills

Quality control

Quality standards

Safety regulations

Independent work

Team collaboration

Written communication

Problem detection

Education

Agriculture Business major

Enrolled in accredited university

Job description

Bee Sweet Citrus, Inc. is seeking a Production Management Intern in California's Central Valley. The role involves hands-on management of fresh citrus production lines, shadowing a production manager, and learning through a rotating schedule across departments. Requires enrollment in Agriculture Business or related degree, with a minimum 20 hours/week and a typical 3-month term, potentially extendable based on 90-day review.