Internship/Co-Op, Field Engineer (DoD Skillbridge)

McGough•Dallas, TX

42d

About The Position

The Field Engineer Intern at McGough gains hands-on experience in construction field operations and learns the principles and processes of building construction. The internship offers mentorship, networking, and exposure to roles across the organization, providing a foundation for a future career in Field Operations and a potential path toward a superintendent role. The position may be based at various jobsites and/or a corporate or regional office. Travel to project sites, events, and other company activities is expected. Work may take place outdoors in varied weather, with routine exposure to dirt, dust, and other materials. Protective clothing and respirators may be required, and the role frequently involves working at heights on ladders and scaffolds. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.

Requirements

Energetic in fast-paced environments and able to tackle challenges.
Team-oriented and self-motivated, with readiness to lead when needed.
Strong written and verbal communication skills.
Technologically savvy and quick to learn new tools and systems.
Innovative mindset and creative problem-solving approach.
Active Duty military service member seeking an internship through the U.S. Department of Defense SkillBridge program.

Responsibilities

Assist the on-site Superintendent and Foreman with a variety of tasks.
Track and verify quantities.
Track materials inventory and help ensure materials are in the appropriate locations.
Learn building layout and site surveys on some projects.
Organize, store, and maintain project tools.
Participate in pre-installation meetings, first work inspections, and inspections; document quality-control issues and observations; and learn basic constructability checks.
Coordinate material and equipment deliveries.
Assist with writing Requests for Information (RFIs).
Work with subcontractors and help organize trade work, schedules, and tasks.
Attend weekly coordination meetings and observe project planning.
Maintain as-builts and organize project documents using construction project management platforms such as Procore, CmiC, and SharePoint.
Participate in safety audits and meetings.
Maintain accurate and current daily logs.
Develop basic workplace communication skills, including meeting notes, email writing, and participation in Teams meetings.