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Glazing Internship Program (Shop and Field learning)

  • Internship
    Full-time
    Placement Program
  • Construction & Surveying
    Engineering
  • Columbus, +2

AI generated summary

  • You should be eager to learn about fabrication, installation, project management, estimating, engineering, and finance while actively engaging with mentors and advocating for your growth.
  • You will fabricate, assemble, and install materials, learn project management, estimating, shop drawings, engineering principles, and understand their impact on forecasting and revenue.

Requirements

  • Fabricating and assembling our materials into curtain wall, window wall, or punch windows (Shop Segment)
  • Physically installing our materials on a project job site (Field Segment)
  • Learn how the previous segments tie together and what their functions are within the project management segment of their training (Project Management Segment)
  • Learn how estimating is performed and a sales estimate is developed. Understand how specifications dictate how a project is estimated and sold (Sales & Estimating Segment)
  • Learn how our shop drawings are developed and our shop drawings dictate how our fabrication drawings are developed. Understand the importance of structural calculations to the development of our shop drawings (Engineering segment)
  • Learn how each of these segments affects our forecasting and revenue (Finance segment)
  • The intern is expected to review their segment checklist and ensure that they are receiving an understanding of each competency.
  • The intern is encouraged to ask questions and engage the individuals they are shadowing throughout each segment.
  • The intern is responsible for being their biggest advocate with support from the management team.

Responsibilities

  • Fabricating and assembling our materials into curtain wall, window wall, or punch windows (Shop Segment)
  • Physically installing our materials on a project job site (Field Segment)
  • Learn how the previous segments tie together and what their functions are within the project management segment of their training (Project Management Segment)
  • Learn how estimating is performed and a sales estimate is developed. Understand how specifications dictate how a project is estimated and sold (Sales & Estimating Segment)
  • Learn how our shop drawings are developed and our shop drawings dictate how our fabrication drawings are developed. Understand the importance of structural calculations to the development of our shop drawings (Engineering segment)
  • Learn how each of these segments affects our forecasting and revenue (Finance segment)

FAQs

What is the main focus of the Glazing Internship Program?

The main focus of the Glazing Internship Program is to provide interns with hands-on training in unitized glazing, including fabricating, installing, and understanding the various segments of project management related to glazing.

How long does the internship program last?

The internship program lasts for 6 months.

What segments will interns be exposed to during the program?

Interns will be exposed to several segments, including Shop, Field, Project Management, Sales & Estimating, Engineering, and Finance.

Is there an opportunity for growth after the internship?

Yes, after 6 months as an intern, there is a path for professional and financial growth within the company.

What should interns do if they have questions during their training?

Interns are encouraged to ask questions and engage with the individuals they are shadowing throughout each segment to enhance their learning experience.

What is expected of interns throughout the program?

Interns are expected to review their segment checklists, ensure they understand each competency, and actively seek out knowledge and experiences.

Can you describe what the Field Segment entails?

The Field Segment involves physically installing materials on a project job site.

What is the significance of the Engineering segment in the program?

The Engineering segment teaches interns how shop drawings are developed, how they dictate fabrication drawings, and the importance of structural calculations in this process.

Are interns expected to work independently?

While interns should take initiative in their learning, they also receive support and guidance from the management team and are encouraged to engage with others.

What does it mean to be an advocate for oneself as an intern?

Being an advocate for oneself means taking charge of your learning experience, seeking opportunities for growth, asking questions, and ensuring that you are effectively applying what you learn in your work activities.

Your trusted facade contractor and supplier for unitized curtain wall and other glazing & cladding systems.

Engineering & Construction
Industry
51-200
Employees
1982
Founded Year

Mission & Purpose

Since 1982 Anderson Aluminum Corporation has become the most efficient glazing and curtain wall sub-contractor in Central Ohio. Our experienced team of engineers, project managers, and skilled tradesmen work closely with architects, contractors and suppliers to provide a fully integrated solution. We are a single source contractor who provides in-house consulting, engineering, fabrication and construction. Our installation is handled by experienced teams members and project managers with many decades of experience. Our technology and equipment is state of the art and we utilize the most current resources available to our trade. Our variety of projects and vast experience has enabled us to reach the forefront of our industry. We invite you to view a portfolio of our work, which includes some of the country’s largest healthcare and university projects, along with nationally recognized corporate headquarters, and the region’s premier condo, retail, hospitality and entertainment complexes. Anderson Aluminum has the experience and resources to contribute to your next project.