At Fortis, the internship is intended to provide an opportunity to make an impact, gain experience, explore career decisions, and demonstrate talent. Interns take part in typical project engineering activities and have opportunities to shadow other roles at the jobsite. Interns are intended to act as Project Engineers (PEs) on the jobsite, serving as liaisons between subcontractors, the design team, inspectors, and the project manager to facilitate a safe, well-coordinated, successful construction project. PEs own specific project scopes from drawing issuance through subcontractor buyout, construction, startup, commissioning, and turnover to the owner. The role includes procurement, document control, submittal management, RFI management, change order management, contracts administration, issue resolution, safety auditing, and support for field coordination. The PE is the primary point of contact for activities or issues related to their managed scopes. The role requires some driving and travel between company and client sites, up to 15% of the time. Fortis is an Equal Employment Opportunity employer and makes selection decisions based on job-related factors.
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