2027 Summer Internship - Safety (North Carolina)

Rosendin•Charlotte, NC

3d•Onsite

About The Position

Rosendin's paid 12-week Summer Internship Program provides students with real-world experience working alongside experienced safety professionals on active construction projects. As a Safety Intern, you'll gain exposure to health, safety, and environmental programs that help protect our employees, clients, and communities. Working closely with HSE Specialists and project teams, you'll apply classroom learning in a fast-paced construction environment while developing the foundation for a career in construction safety.

Requirements

Currently pursuing a bachelor’s or master’s degree with a graduation date of December 2027 or later in a field aligned with Rosendin’s work including Occupational Health & Safety, Public Health, or similar.
Rising junior or rising senior status strongly preferred.
Ability to spend significant time on active construction sites (approximately 80%).
Motivated students who align with Rosendin's commitment to excellence, integrity, and growth.
Coachability & Curiosity - Eager to learn, seek feedback, and take initiative.
Accountability & Work Ethic - Takes ownership, follows through, and delivers high-quality work.
Learning Agility & Adaptability - Thrives in fast-paced environments and quickly applies new knowledge.
Collaboration & Communication - Works effectively with others and communicates clearly and professionally.

Nice To Haves

Prior construction or safety‑related internship experience is a plus, but not required.

Responsibilities

Gain hands-on experience supporting active construction projects and safety initiatives
Gain exposure to health, safety, and environmental programs, policies, and regulations
Contribute to meaningful work that supports a strong safety culture
Receive mentorship and guidance from experienced HSE professionals and project leaders
Develop technical, professional, and leadership skills
Network across safety, construction, and project management teams
Gain insight into career paths within health, safety, and environmental management