Summer Internship Program

The Summer Internship Program is designed to provide students with hands‑on exposure to the construction industry, with a focus on underground utility work. Interns will gain practical experience, learn essential safety practices, and explore career opportunities in the skilled trades. Other internship opportunities such as Surveyors (AutoCAD), Equipment Mechanics, HR, and Finance will also be available.

• Work schedule:
  
  20–40 hours per week

The Summer Internship Program is designed to provide students with hands‑on exposure to the construction industry, with a focus on underground utility work. Interns will gain practical experience, learn essential safety practices, and explore career opportunities in the skilled trades. Other internship opportunities such as Surveyors (AutoCAD), Equipment Mechanics, HR, and Finance will also be available.

• Typical duration: 6–10 weeks during summer months
• Work schedule:
  
  20–40 hours per week

• Be at least 17 years old
• Be enrolled in high school, trade school, or college
• Have reliable transportation to job sites or designated meeting areas
• Demonstrate interest in construction, skilled trades, or business
• Submit any required school consent forms

• Gain exposure to underground utility construction (water, sewer, storm systems)
• Learn job site safety standards and OSHA basics
• Understand construction workflows and team roles
• Develop basic hands‑on skills under supervision
• Build professional work habits and communication skills

• Follow all company safety rules and wear required PPE at all times
• Arrive on time and maintain reliable attendance
• Follow instructions from supervisors and crew leads
• Maintain a positive attitude and willingness to learn
• Respect coworkers, equipment, and job sites

• Provide a safe and structured learning environment
• Assign a supervisor or mentor for each intern
• Deliver basic safety training and orientation
• Provide necessary PPE
• Offer meaningful, supervised work experiences

• Safety is a condition of participation
• Interns must attend all safety orientations and toolbox talks
• No operation of heavy equipment unless explicitly authorized and trained
• Immediate reporting of hazards, injuries, or unsafe conditions
• Zero tolerance for unsafe behavior

• Site preparation and cleanup
• Material handling and staging
• Observing trenching, pipe installation, and utility layout
• Basic tool use under supervision
• Traffic control assistance (if trained)

• Interns will be supervised at all times by qualified personnel
• Regular check‑ins will be conducted
• A final evaluation may be completed at the end of the program

• Interns will be paid hourly based on company standards
• Overtime eligibility will follow applicable labor laws

• Interns must follow company attendance policies
• Unexcused absences may result in removal from the program
• Professional behavior is required at all times

• Verbal warning
• Removal from job site
• Termination from the internship program

• Receive a certificate of completion
• Be considered for future employment opportunities
• Receive a letter of recommendation

• Interns will be required to attend 3 group meetings:
  Welcome Orientation, Midway Check‑in, and Program Completion Meeting