SkillBridge DoD Construction Inspector Internship

Skill Bridge Training Program – Construction Inspector Internship

Location: Kentucky
Duration: Approximately 16 weeks (90–120 days)
Program Type: Department of Defense Skill Bridge Internship (Unpaid)

Michael Baker International is proud to partner with the Department of Defense Skill Bridge program to offer transitioning service members an opportunity to gain hands‑on experience and industry knowledge in construction inspection. This internship provides structured training and mentorship designed to prepare participants for careers in civil, transportation, municipal, and airport construction projects.

Participants will engage in a comprehensive training curriculum that includes:

• Orientation & Foundations: Inspector role, safety principles, surveying basics
• Codes, Standards & Documentation: Plan/spec reading, electronic reporting, constructability review
• Safety & Quality Control: QA/QC fundamentals, work zone traffic control, material testing basics
• Field Shadowing & Mentorship: Observing inspections, surveying, and communication with stakeholders
• Supervised On‑the‑Job
  
  Experience:
  
  Performing inspections, reporting, and quantity tracking under guidance
• Professional Transition & Capstone: Employment readiness and certification pathways

• Online learning modules
• Hands‑on field training and mentorship

• Exposure to real‑world construction projects
• Development of technical and professional skills
• Hours and experience toward future inspector certifications
• Optional OSHA 10 Construction training
• Awareness of industry certifications (NICET, ACI Level I, work zone safety)

This program is open to active‑duty service members approved for participation in the DoD Skill Bridge program
. Candidates should have an interest in construction, civil engineering, or related fields and a desire to transition into a civilian career in infrastructure development.

Michael Baker International is an Equal Opportunity Employer – M/F/D/V. All qualified applicants will receive consideration without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or protected veteran status.