Construction Management Internship

Position Summary

The Construction Management Internship Program provides hands-on experience supporting the management of HVAC and plumbing projects. Interns gain exposure to all phases of construction—preconstruction, fabrication, and field installation—while working closely with experienced professionals to develop a strong understanding of project planning, execution, and client coordination.

Interns will rotate between Estimating, Project Management, and Field Operations , allowing them to gain a well-rounded understanding of mechanical contracting operations. This role is ideal for a motivated, detail-oriented individual who is eager to learn and thrives in a fast-paced environment. Strong communication and problem-solving skills are essential to supporting the Project Management, Estimating, and Construction teams and contributing to successful project outcomes.

Essential Responsibilities

Gain hands-on exposure to mechanical contracting and construction processes

Learn and observe construction site safety standards and procedures

Interpret blueprints, specifications, and technical construction documents

Review drawings, specifications, and submittals

Develop an understanding of project documentation and field production reports

Participate in preconstruction and coordination meetings

Engage with clients, subcontractors, and vendors alongside internship program mentors

Shadow fabrication department personnel and on-site field teams

Gain proficiency using Procore construction management software

Attend job meetings as required

Assist with project management and estimating tasks as assigned by internship program mentors

Qualifications

Minimum Education

Rising Junior or Senior majoring in Building Science, Construction Management, Mechanical Engineering , or a related field

Minimum Experience

No prior experience required

Skills and Competencies

Mechanical aptitude and a basic understanding of construction documents, plans, and specifications preferred

Strong verbal and written communication skills

Proficiency in Microsoft Word and Excel

Ability to learn and utilize Procore and other construction software

Working Conditions

Work is typically performed in a company office, job site trailer, or active construction site. This position may involve exposure to varying weather conditions and physical risks associated with construction environments. Extended periods of sitting, standing on hard surfaces, walking job sites, and driving may be required. Overnight travel is rare but may occur.

Physical Requirements

The physical requirements for this position include listening, speaking, writing, typing, reaching, kneeling, grasping, stooping, driving during day and night hours, climbing ladders and equipment, and lifting up to 50 pounds.