Field Safety & Health Intern – Construction

John Moriarty & Associates; Virginia; On-site; USD 33,000 - 37,000; Part time

Job summary

John Moriarty & Associates seeks a safety intern for Summer 2027 to support the project safety team on active jobsites. You will learn how a safety program operates day to day, document observations with photos, and assist with sign-in records.

The role emphasizes accurate documentation, hazard spotting, and timely escalation. Expect site walks, toolbox talks tracking, and participation in weekly safety meetings under supervision.

Qualifications

• Enrolled in an associate’s or bachelor’s program in Occupational Safety & Health, Construction Management, or a related field
• OSHA 10, or ability to complete it before start date
• Comfortable with Excel and taking clear, labeled photos
• Clear, respectful communicator with field crews

Responsibilities

• Join daily site walks with the Project Safety & Health Manager and document observations with photos & notes
• Help run site specific safety orientation and keep sign in records
• Check that required safety signage is posted in the right project areas
• Track subcontractor toolbox talks, job hazard analyses and pre-task plans in the project safety log
• Keep project safety documentation and worker training certifications up to date
• Attend weekly foremen’s meetings and record safety items and follow-ups
• Help prepare weekly safety summary reports and assist with incident documentation, under supervision
• Develop & deliver a presentation about your experiences in the field during your internship

Skills

Clear communicator

Photography for site observations

Education

OSHA 10

Occupational Safety & Health program enrollment

Tools

Excel

Job description

John Moriarty & Associates seeks a safety intern for Summer 2027 to support the project safety team on active jobsites. You will learn how a safety program operates day to day, document observations with photos, and assist with sign-in records.

The role emphasizes accurate documentation, hazard spotting, and timely escalation. Expect site walks, toolbox talks tracking, and participation in weekly safety meetings under supervision.