Site-Based Project Engineer Intern

Meyer Najem; Jacksonville (FL); On-site; USD 21,000 - 30,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Team Building Events

Top Golf - Internship Kick Off

Mid-Summer Reviews

End of Summer Cookout

Safety project walkthroughs led by our

Intern-led project site tours

Job summary

Meyer Najem invites motivated interns to join the Summer 2027 program, based on-site with the Project Management and Field Operations teams. Interns will complete a summer project and present to senior leadership, experiencing real-world work just like a full-time employee.

Applicants should have a construction-focused degree path, strong communication, organization and safety awareness, and a readiness to learn the industry through hands-on participation and site visits.

Qualifications

• College degree in Building Construction Management Technology or Construction Engineering Management preferred.
• Knowledge of building materials and installation methods.
• Excellent communication skills; both written and verbal.
• Well organized.
• 10-Hours OSHA Construction Training.

Responsibilities

• Learn and familiarize yourself with plan reading and understanding contract documents.
• Learn and familiarize yourself with project specifications.
• Learn how scopes of work are assigned to subcontractors/vendors.
• Work with and understand in-house software programs.
• Set up schedules for construction project(s).
• Obtain submittals from subcontractors and review prior to submitting to Architect.
• Perform safety audits with Traci Hard, VP of Safety and Compliance.
• Develop communication skills.

Skills

Communication skills

Organizational skills

OSHA training

Education

College degree in Building Construction Management Technology or Construction Engineering Management preferred

Job description

Meyer Najem invites motivated interns to join the Summer 2027 program, based on-site with the Project Management and Field Operations teams. Interns will complete a summer project and present to senior leadership, experiencing real-world work just like a full-time employee.

Applicants should have a construction-focused degree path, strong communication, organization and safety awareness, and a readiness to learn the industry through hands-on participation and site visits.