2027 Construction Intern

Greystone Construction•Shakopee, MN

About The Position

Greystone Construction is hiring a Construction Project Management/Field Intern for its office. This entry-level internship is intended for current students pursuing a degree related to Construction Management and offers a path toward Project Management or Superintendent careers. Interns contribute to project teams in a capacity similar to an entry-level Project Field Engineer or Assistant Project Manager, supporting project administration, field supervision, and construction documentation. Work may include assisting with material procurement, identifying subcontract scope gaps, quality management, and punch list maintenance. The paid internship is expected to involve 40 hours of work per week. Interns support multiple construction projects and have opportunities to learn about project estimating, bidding, scheduling, and other areas of division operations. They work with Project Managers, Superintendents, and other staff while developing practical construction experience. Greystone describes its workplace as committed to safety, teamwork, relationships, integrity, versatility, excellence, diversity, equity, inclusion, and employee development.

Requirements

Currently pursuing a degree related to Construction Management.
Willingness to learn and be mentored by Project Management and Field Supervision staff.
Ability to proactively identify and solve problems.
Authenticity, integrity, and effective time management skills.
Passion for getting things done.
Interest in integrated project delivery, process improvement, and technology.

Nice To Haves

College student in the final year of a Construction Management degree or another relevant degree.
Previous internship experience with an architectural, engineering, or commercial construction company.
Fundamental understanding of project documents, plan reading, and the construction process.
Experience with Excel, Bluebeam, and Procore or comparable construction technologies.

Responsibilities

Support Project Managers, Superintendents, and other staff across multiple construction projects.
Assist Project Managers and Superintendents with scheduling and on-site supervision.
Help ensure on-site safety and compliance with company policies and procedures.
Learn to estimate costs, solicit bids, and create schedules.
Explore areas of division operations inside and outside the assigned department to supplement the learning experience.
Provide basic administrative support, assist other supervisors as directed, and help with special projects.
Help project teams with administration, field supervision, and construction documentation, including material procurement, identifying subcontract scope gaps, quality management, and punch list maintenance.