Construction Materials Technician Internship — Paid Training
Advance Testing Company, Inc.
Campbell Hall (NY)
On-site
USD 24,796 - 27,552
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Recently renovated company housing
Overtime at time and a half
Mileage reimbursement
Paid sick days
Paid training and certification
Job summary
A construction materials testing firm is seeking a full-time Construction Materials Technician for an internship in New York. Responsibilities include performing material tests, observing work process adherence to specifications, and preparing samples for labs. Candidates will receive training and certification in the field. The job offers competitive hourly pay between $18 and $20, benefits such as company housing, overtime, and opportunities for professional growth. A valid driver's license and safety-focused mindset are required.
Qualifications
Valid, clean driver's license is required.
Experience with construction materials testing preferred (training provided).
Ability to lift up to 75 lbs and work outdoors.
Responsibilities
Observe work to ensure adherence to specifications.
Perform standard testing of materials.
Maintain daily logs and reports.
Prepare samples for laboratory testing.
Skills
Attention to detail
Safety protocols adherence
Independent work
Travel readiness
Education
High school diploma or equivalent
AS Degree in Civil Engineering Technology or similar
Job description
A construction materials testing firm is seeking a full-time Construction Materials Technician for an internship in New York. Responsibilities include performing material tests, observing work process adherence to specifications, and preparing samples for labs. Candidates will receive training and certification in the field. The job offers competitive hourly pay between $18 and $20, benefits such as company housing, overtime, and opportunities for professional growth. A valid driver's license and safety-focused mindset are required.