FAQs
What are the responsibilities of the Environmental Intern?
The Environmental Intern will support the Home Office Environmental department with regulatory research, stay informed about federal environmental legislation, develop environmental articles, assist with training preparation, track sustainability performance, participate in field exercises, conduct vendor reviews, and support overall department duties.
What qualifications are required for this internship?
Candidates should be pursuing a degree in environmental science or a related field, be proficient in Microsoft Office, detail-oriented, highly motivated, possess strong work ethic and communication skills, and have effective time management and organizational abilities.
Is this position full-time or part-time?
This position is part-time temporary, with the opportunity to work 30-40 hours in the summer and 5-20 hours during the school year.
Where is the internship located?
The internship can be remote or based in Omaha, Nebraska.
Are there opportunities for travel within this internship?
Yes, there is a willingness and flexibility to travel as needed as part of the role.
What is the intended impact of this internship?
The internship aims to provide real-world experience while supporting environmental initiatives that have a positive impact on communities through construction and engineering projects.
What types of skills are emphasized for this role?
Emphasized skills include attention to detail, flexibility, strong communication and interpersonal abilities, and the capability to work independently as well as within a team under deadlines.
What is the application process for this internship?
Interested candidates should submit their applications according to the instructions provided in the job listing.
What kind of mentorship or support can interns expect?
Interns will receive support through mentorship from experienced professionals in the Environmental Team, providing guidance and opportunities for professional development.
What benefits are offered for full-time staff, and do interns receive any benefits?
While full-time staff receive a comprehensive benefits package, internships are typically less comprehensive. Interns may not receive the same benefits but gain valuable experience and skills in the field.