Field Engineer Intern

PCL Construction Services, Inc. is a construction company that builds projects, careers, and communities. The Field Engineer Intern will support field and project teams on construction projects through safety and quality audits, documentation, surveying, coordination, reporting, and estimating activities.

What you'll do:

• Assists Field/Project Engineers, Project Managers, and Superintendents
• Conducts safety audits and quality audits
• Reads and understand drawings and specifications
• Logs submittals, process RFI’s and prepare reports
• Assists with surveying and project layout
• Maintains and update field drawings, field equipment and records
• Assists with coordinating subcontractors, vendors and field staff
• Coordinates material deliveries and documentation
• Attends relevant project meetings
• Prepares memos, letters, meeting minutes, contracts, and other forms and documents
• Assists with project documentation requirements
• Assists with estimating and soliciting subcontractors and/or suppliers for information and pricing

What they're looking for:

• Currently enrolled as a full-time student pursuing a degree relevant to the construction industry such as Construction Management, Civil Engineering, Architecture, etc
• A desire to pursue a career as a Project Manager, Superintendent, or Estimator
• Proof of eligibility to work in the United States
• 18 years of age or older and possess a valid Driver's License
• Willing to work and live in the Southern California area
• Willing to temporarily relocate to project locations
• Must be able to navigate through a construction site on a daily basis, climb ladders and stairs
• Must be able to work around and near heavy equipment, cranes, and other construction equipment

Benefits:

• Gain hands-on experience on real projects
• Develop in-demand skills through mentorship and PCL’s College of Construction
• Build connections through inclusive student events and networking events
• Follow clear career pathways to full-time roles — more than 150 students hired last year