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MARI Workshop

Apply now to be part of the free Winter Term MARI workshop, which includes a summer internship! The Maintenance and Reliability Internship (MARI) workshop is a hands-on, three week training program that happens every January over ¾Ã¾ÃË®ÃÛÌÒ’s Winter Term. This workshop will prepare you for a summer internship at one of our industry partner companies. Company sponsorship covers the cost of the workshop, so the workshop is free to all students. MME, CPB, and ECE students are encouraged to apply!

Topics Covered

  • How operating conditions can affect reliability
  • The role of precision installation and maintenance in equipment reliability
  • Six sigma and quality
  • The language of vibration, the role of lubrication, and much more.

What is the Maintenance and Reliability Internship (MARI) workshop?

MARI is a three week hands-on workshop designed for students to develop skills in industrial equipment maintenance and reliability – practices that span industries like aerospace, consumer goods, automotive, paper, and packaging. The workshop takes place each January at ¾Ã¾ÃË®ÃÛÌÒ’s College of Engineering and Computing.

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Students working on a project for an internship

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Preparing to intern at WestRock

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Students working together in a lab

Use the link below to apply now for the MARI program. Please contact Professor Fazeel Khan (khanfj@¾Ã¾ÃË®ÃÛÌÒOH.edu) with any questions. Company sponsorship covers the cost of the workshop, which includes a summer internship! This opportunity is open to CEC students in the following departments: Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering, Chemical, Paper, and Biomedical Engineering, and Electrical and Computer Engineering.
The FIT lab ribbon cutting ceremony

If your company is interested in sponsoring CEC students for participating in the MARI workshop (and an internship with your company), please contact:

Jenni Szolwinski
Director of Industry Relations
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szolwijb@¾Ã¾ÃË®ÃÛÌÒOH.edu

513-529-0702

You can also learn about additional partnership opportunities by following the button below.

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