Safety Intern

Job Description

About the Company

PC Construction is a leading company in the construction industry, operating for over 65 years. It is 100% employee-owned, emphasizing a team of dedicated employee-owners as a key to its success.

The company offers comprehensive construction services including general contracting, construction management, and design-build services to both private and public clients across the country.

Geographically, PC Construction manages projects along the East Coast, with its headquarters located in Vermont. It maintains a robust network of additional locations in Florida, Georgia, Maine, New Hampshire, New York, North Carolina, and the Mid-Atlantic.

PC Construction’s project portfolio is diverse and complex, ranging from specialized buildings to intricate water and wastewater treatment plants. The company is annually recognized as one of the top contractors in the country.

PC Construction is committed to diversity and inclusion, operating as an Equal Opportunity Employer that highly values a diverse and inclusive workforce, recognizing it as a fundamental driving force in the company’s success.

Job Description: Safety Intern

This is a dynamic internship and co-op opportunity designed for students who are passionate about building a future in construction safety. The core aim of the role is to contribute to creating safe, efficient, and high-performing job sites.

As a Safety Intern, you will be deeply involved in real heavy civil construction projects located along the East Coast. You will work side-by-side with experienced safety professionals and project leaders, providing a hands-on learning experience.

Key Responsibilities (“What You’ll Do”):

• Collaboration: Work closely with safety specialists to actively promote and foster a strong culture of safety on construction sites.
• Training Assistance: Provide support in training employees on essential safety techniques and established protocols.
• Practical Experience: Gain valuable hands-on experience in both the dynamic field (on-site) settings and the structured project office environments.
• Problem Solving: Directly contribute to real-world solutions aimed at enhancing worker protection and improving overall operational efficiency.

Who They Are Looking For (“Who We’re Looking For”):

• Academic Standing: Students who have successfully completed their sophomore or junior year of study in an Occupational Safety and Health, Construction, or Engineering program.
• Skills & Attributes: Individuals who are strong communicators and possess a genuine passion for learning coupled with a forward-thinking mindset.
• Experience (Preferred): Prior construction or safety internship experience is preferred, indicating a foundational understanding or exposure to the field.
• Certifications (Plus): Having relevant certifications such as OSHA 10-Hour, First Aid, and CPR will be considered a significant advantage.
• Language Skills (Bonus): Spanish bilingual skills are a distinct bonus, highlighting the potential need for communication across diverse workforces.