Internship 3D-Printing at KLM Engine Services

Wo/Hbo
Junior
Internship
Technical
40 hours

As part of the Makerspace team, you will support the creation of practical, custom tools that enhance daily operations in maintenance and repair. Emphasis is placed on applying 3D printing technology to rapidly develop and refine solutions that address real-world challenges on the workshop floor.

What will you do?

Each department has unique challenges and requirements, driving the need for customized tools such as protective covers, assembly tools, and ergonomic fasteners. KLM Engine Services utilizes in-house 3D printing capabilities to redesign and manufacture tools, reducing costs and minimizing delays caused by long OEM lead times.

This internship focuses on evaluating, designing, and producing 3D-printed tools to improve operational efficiency. Key tasks include assessing the feasibility of in-house production, conducting cost analyses, and collaborating with workshop operators for effective designs.

Responsibilities include:

  • Assess the feasibility of 3D printing tools.
  • Conduct cost analyses to determine economic benefits.
  • Develop and 3D print tool components, based on OEM designs, engine manuals, and operator input.
  • Collaborate with teams to gather requirements and feedback.
  • Document evaluations, designs, cost analyses, and user feedback for continuous improvement.

Where do you land?

You will join a team of young, enthusiastic Repair Development engineers who are engaged in innovation projects under BrightSky.

Your profile

  • CAD Software: Proficiency in tools such as SolidWorks or AutoCAD for designing fixtures.
  • 3D Printing: Hands-on experience with prototyping and testing using 3D printers.
  • Fixture Design: Basic understanding of creating fixtures to securely hold components.
  • Basic Knowledge of Manufacturing: Insight into translating designs into manufacturable components.
  • Problem-Solving Skills: Ability to solve problems and improve designs during the process.
  • You are enrolled at a Dutch, European, EEA, or Swiss educational institution, and you have a BSN (Citizen Service Number) and a Dutch bank account number

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If you have any questions regarding this vacancy, contact our recruiter Josephine or hiring manager Alejandro!This job has the following ID number: 19364