Description
bid management
design review
cost estimating
progress scheduling
submittal management
closeout documentation
Joining our Construction & Manufacturing Team lets you build the buildings people depend on, collaborating with teammates to overcome obstacles and solve problems on‑site. Strong networks form because every worker’s contribution is essential to getting the job done.
- Identify and qualify subcontractors and vendors; prepare and transmit bid packages; receive and analyze bids; negotiate and award subcontracts and purchase orders; maintain purchase control log.
- Participate in design review meetings, monitor scope, cost changes, and constructability, and manage project permits.
- Prepare detailed estimates and cost codes; update labor and summary cost reports; coordinate with accounting for subcontractor and vendor payment processing.
- Prepare and update progress schedules, including short‑term interval schedules, and assist in planning construction operations and sequences.
- Interact with clients as directed, handling correspondence, periodic reports, change order requests, pay requisitions, and client inquiries.
- Review, approve, and transmit submittals; maintain submittal control log; manage requests for information and RFI log.
- Assist superintendent with subcontractor coordination, safety, quality management, and job‑site reporting and controls.
- Support project close‑out by compiling unit cost history, operations and maintenance manuals, punch‑list management, and coordinating agency inspections.
Requirements
construction
safety
engineering
project management
communication
analytical
This internship focuses on construction management. You will assist the project management team with assigned tasks, participate in training programs, and receive instruction on company tools, standards, policies, and procedures. It is an ideal role for construction‑management or engineering students interested in working with a leading design‑build firm.
The position requires ordinary ambulatory abilities, including standing, walking, stooping, kneeling, and handling light to medium loads (10‑50 lb). Good hand‑eye coordination, visual acuity for keyboard use, and the ability to sit, reach, talk and hear are also needed.
- Student studying architecture, engineering, or construction management (or similar).
- Knowledge of construction industry methods, engineering, equipment, technology, and safety.
- Excellent organizational, communication, collaboration, and analytical skills.
Benefits
Are you ready to move your career forward and start the best job of your life? Haskell is committed to providing you with the resources to help you grow and discover your potential. We promote an environment that encourages innovative ideas and allows you to develop the best “how” to get the job done.
Training + Development
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