FAQs
What is the primary location for the Drainage Intern position?
The primary location for the Drainage Intern position is the Salt Lake City, UT office of DEA.
What types of projects will the Drainage Intern work on?
The Drainage Intern will work on transportation-related projects, including freeway, highway, and roadway design, street improvements, utility plans, traffic control plans, and stormwater management.
What kind of skills will the successful candidate need for this role?
The successful candidate will need specialized technical skills in engineering calculations and design, as well as the ability to perform technical writing, quantity calculations, and create construction documents.
Will the intern have the opportunity to diversify their skills?
Yes, successful candidates will have the opportunity to diversify their skills not only in transportation engineering but also in construction observation and general civil design.
What personal qualities are important for this internship position?
Good interpersonal and communication skills, a positive attitude, and a passion for work are important personal qualities for this internship position.
What type of work will the Drainage Intern be performing?
The Drainage Intern will be performing independent engineering calculations and design, transforming concept designs into construction drawings and technical specifications.
Is there a focus on teamwork in this internship role?
Yes, as the intern will support the Roads and Highways group, teamwork and collaboration with other professionals will be an important aspect of the role.
Are there specific areas of technical expertise the intern will be expected to work with?
Yes, the intern will be expected to work with areas such as stormwater management, utility plans, traffic control plans, and various aspects of transportation engineering.
What is the expected educational background for this intern position?
While the specific educational requirements are not mentioned in the job description, typically, candidates pursuing a degree in civil engineering or a related field would be preferred.