Electrical Maintenance Internship/Co-op

Are you a student eager to explore the dynamic world of electrical skilled trades? Georgia-Pacific's Green Bay Broadway facility is on the lookout for motivated individuals like you to join our team.

This unique opportunity offers hands-on experience in the electrical field, providing invaluable insights into a challenging and rewardingcareer.

You will be teamed up with skilled professionals to learn and experience the many different career opportunities.

Based on your interest a rotation will be created to help you find the work that is most meaningful and rewarding to you.

The goal of this program is to bring you into a full-time role that you are excited to perform once you finish your schooling.

The Green Bay mill has almost every electrical or mechanical skill set and responsibility you can imagine.

From producing electricity with steam power turbines driving generators to low voltage controls and instrumentation, you will be exposed to the many different focus areas of electrical skilled trades.

Your education will be the priority! To achieve this, we create a custom schedule that allows you to attend your classes while also making sure you have plenty of time to study.

In most cases, this means around 20 hours per week but can be flexed either way to meet your needs and the intent of the program.

In addition to this, enjoy the benefits of an onsite fitness center, receive 50% reimbursement for your favorite offsite fitness center, and savor meals at our onsite cafeteria.

Don't miss the chance to be part of something big; check out our Koch Intern Video for more insights: Koch Intern Video

Our Team

The Green Bay Broadway Mill manufactures and distributes leading commercial and retail brands of paper products (bath tissue, napkins, and towels).

Every day, GP employees and products help maintain a strong, stable economy in Northeastern Wisconsin.

We do more than just make paper.

Check out this video to see for yourself: Come Inside a GP Paper Mill |Georgia-Pacific (youtube.com)

What You Will Do

You will work with a trained mentor to job shadow and learn how to do the following:



* Contributeto our reliability vision by striving to create an environment where equipment consistently operates as designed, runs predictably, and avoids unexpected failures


* Repair and maintain electrical equipment.


* Installing and calibrating instrumentation equipment (i.e., Pressure Transmitters, Level Transmitters, Flow Transmitters, Temperature Transmitters, and Consistency Transmitters).


* Read and interpret schematics to troubleshoot and install equipment


* Complete preventative, corrective, and unplanned maintenance tasks.


* Troubleshoot equipment using PLC Programs.

Who You Are (Basic Qualifications)



* Currently enrolled in a degree or certificate program related to one of the following areas: Industrial Maintenance, Electro-Mechanical, Automation, Instrumentation Technology, or another relevant program
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