Field/Operations Intern - Spring 2027 (Engineering, Electrical, Estimating, Operations, Safety)
Field/Operations Intern - Spring 2027 (Engineering, Electrical, Estimating, Operations, Safety)
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SENIORITY
Intern
SALARY
$18
About the role
- Learn from the best. Potential job functions based on internship type may include: Championing Mortenson's zero injury safety requirements
- Completing construction change orders
- Handling shop drawings, submittals, and the request for information (RFI) processes
- Assisting with purchase orders and subcontractor agreements
- Partnering in construction sequencing and schedule maintenance
- Collaborating with team in preconstruction and pre-installation meetings
- Assisting with subcontractor coordination meetings and correspondence
- Utilizing industry-leading technology and software to assist in construction processes
- Supporting preparation and evaluation of bid packages
- Consulting with subcontractors and material suppliers
- Handling material procurement
- Participating in architect and owner interaction
- Cultivate your skills in your chosen field of study and build your career with Mortenson. We look forward to hearing from you if you
- : Currently pursuing an undergraduate, four-year degree in Construction Management, Construction, Civil Engineering, Architectural Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Safety Management or other related degree
- Are willing to be mobile/relocate
- Possess a current driver’s license and have access to reliable transportation
- Are comfortable with exposure to dirt, heat, noise, dust, and a trailer office environment
- Have previous related internship experience
- Are currently enrolled as an undergraduate junior
- Have a basic understanding of construction and generally accepted business practices
- Demonstrate strong collaboration, communication, and problem-solving skills and show initiative and leadership
- Showcase a positive and professional attitude and solid customer service skills
- Are detail-oriented, organized, and can effectively handle multiple competing priorities
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