FAQs
What is the main responsibility of a Construction Engineering Intern?
The main responsibility of a Construction Engineering Intern includes inspecting various facets of work on construction sites, taking field measurements, performing calculations, and preparing inspection reports, while ensuring construction adheres to project plans and specifications.
What type of degree is required for this internship?
A Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering or Construction Management is required for this internship.
What software skills are necessary for the role?
Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite and AutoCAD software is necessary for the role.
Will I need to travel to different job sites?
Yes, this position involves hybrid work, which includes both office and field environments, requiring occasional travel to construction job sites.
Are there physical requirements for this position?
Yes, the physical demands include frequent sitting, standing, and moving, with occasional lifting, carrying, pushing, and pulling up to 35 lbs.
Is a valid driver's license required for this internship?
Yes, a valid driver's license with a good driving record is required for this position.
What will I be doing in the field?
In the field, you will conduct inspections, support field inspection personnel, and aid in organizing tasks and responsibilities.
Will I receive guidance from experienced professionals?
Yes, you will be working under the direction of licensed civil engineers who will provide guidance and support.
What types of projects will I be involved with?
You will assist with transportation infrastructure projects, working on tasks such as developing construction plans, technical specifications, cost estimates, and material testing coordination.
How often will I need to work in inclement weather?
Occasionally, you may need to work in inclement weather or various environmental conditions depending on project requirements.