Field Construction Management Intern – Onsite Experience

Woolpert, Inc.; Indianapolis (IN); On-site; USD 32,000 - 37,000; Full time

Job summary

Woolpert, Inc. is seeking a Construction Manager Intern to work on aviation and road/bridge construction projects on-site. The role offers hands-on experience alongside experienced inspectors and managers, with travel and field work opportunities across multiple projects and clients.

The position emphasizes learning in a team-driven environment, wearing multiple hats from inspections to reporting, and using current field technologies such as drones and surveying tools.

Qualifications

• Be enrolled as a student at an accredited college or university, preferably with at least sophomore status.
• Pursuing a Civil Engineering or construction management degree.
• Have strong written and verbal communication skills.
• Have reliable transportation.
• Ability to analyze and program independently.
• Assignments may include travel and extended overnight stays.

Responsibilities

• Work as a member of an industry leading construction management team
• Assist construction managers with inspections for compliance with codes and plans
• Gain real-world experience on actual projects with inspectors and managers
• Support on a variety of projects across clients and disciplines
• Coordinate with internal teams, subs, and clients
• Produce daily and weekly reports

Skills

Strong communication

Time management

Multitasking

Self-motivated

Field work

Travel readiness

Education

Pursuing Civil Engineering degree

Pursuing Construction Management degree

Tools

Drones

Pavement profilograph

Surveying equipment

Materials testing

Job description

Woolpert, Inc. is seeking a Construction Manager Intern to work on aviation and road/bridge construction projects on-site. The role offers hands-on experience alongside experienced inspectors and managers, with travel and field work opportunities across multiple projects and clients.

The position emphasizes learning in a team-driven environment, wearing multiple hats from inspections to reporting, and using current field technologies such as drones and surveying tools.