Summer Heavy Civil Safety Internship; Dallas/Fort Worth/NorthTexas; Austin Bridge & Road
Listed on 2026-10-02
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Construction
Occupational Health & Safety, Civil Engineering -
Engineering
Occupational Health & Safety, Civil Engineering
Location: Northern
2027 Summer Heavy Civil Safety Internship (Dallas/Fort Worth/North Texas) - Austin Bridge & Road
Job Category
:
Project Management
Requisition Number
: 2027S032882
- Posted :
August 26, 2026 - Full-Time
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DescriptionAustin Industries is one of the nation’s largest, most diversified U.S.
-based construction companies. With more than 8,000 employee-owners, Austin Industries provides nearly every type of civil, commercial and industrial construction services through the expertise of our operating companies:
Austin Bridge & Road, Austin Commercial and Austin Industrial.
Austin Bridge & Road
is a leader in the heavy highway and transportation industry for more than 100 years, Austin Bridge & Road delivers asphalt and concrete services, and builds landmark projects such as complex highway interchanges, tollways, runways, bridges, rail projects, and water/wastewater facilities.
We are currently seeking an intern for our 2027 Summer Heavy Civil Safety Internship Program
. As a summer intern you will gain intensive real world, hands-on jobsite experience directly from seasoned construction professionals at Austin's multi-million-dollar heavy civil construction projects. Come join our internship program that was ranked as one of the
Top 100 Internship Programs of
2024
and
2026 presented by Way Up and Yello!
This is a paid 12 weeks full-time internship program that will start on Monday, May 17, 2027 and run through Friday, August 6, 2027. Our intern will report to their assigned project located in the Dallas/Fort Worth/North Texas area. Our intern will also participate in various social and volunteer events with fellow employee-owners and have the great opportunity to visit an active project site.
Hear more about our intern experiences on our Internship Page - Real Projects, Real Impact.
- Gain hands-on experience in construction safety management within the heavy civil industry.
- Participate in field operations involving earthwork, concrete placements, bridge construction, utility work, and other civil construction activities.
- Learn about OSHA compliance, hazard recognition, incident investigation, risk assessment, and safety program administration.
- Develop professional communication and leadership skills while working alongside project teams and safety professionals.
As an employee-owner hired for an internship, you will be given the title of “
Project Safety Intern
” and your duties could consist of:
- Conduct daily jobsite walkthroughs to identify and report potential safety hazards.
- Assist with safety inspections, audits, and reviews of active heavy civil construction projects.
- Support incident and accident investigations, including collecting information and preparing reports.
- Participate in weekly project safety meetings and assist with meeting documentation.
- Help develop and deliver safety training, orientations, toolbox talks, and safety communications.
- Monitor jobsite compliance with company safety policies, procedures, and regulatory requirements.
- Assist in identifying workplace hazards and recommending corrective actions and control measures.
- Support the maintenance of safety records, training documentation, and regulatory reporting.
- Collaborate with field personnel, supervisors, and project management to promote a strong safety culture.
- Assist with pre-job planning activities to integrate safety into project execution.
- Help distribute weekly safety communications and awareness materials to field teams.
- Observe and evaluate the proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE) and safe work practices.
- Support environmental, industrial hygiene, and occupational health initiatives as assigned.
- Research safety regulations, industry best practices, and emerging safety trends.
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