Field Engineer Intern (Company Wide)

WHY JOIN BALLARD MARINE CONSTRUCTION? At Ballard, interns do more than shadow from the sidelines. You will get close to the work, the people, and the decisions that move complex marine and heavy civil projects forward. WHY JOIN BALLARD MARINE CONSTRUCTION? At Ballard, interns do more than shadow from the sidelines. You will get close to the work, the people, and the decisions that move complex marine and heavy civil projects forward. We take on some of the industry’s most unique and technically challenging work across North America, and our interns are part of that experience from day one. You will learn from experienced engineers, project managers, superintendents, and craft professionals while gaining real exposure to how projects are planned, built, and delivered. Our culture is built on grit, accountability, teamwork, and growth. We expect you to ask questions, contribute ideas, take ownership, and make the most of every opportunity in front of you. If you want an internship where you can get your boots dirty, build real experience, and leave with a much stronger understanding of what a career in construction can actually look like, Ballard is the place to do it. Job Summary The Field Engineer Intern supports marine and heavy civil construction projects through a combination of field and office-based experiences. Working alongside experienced engineers, project managers, and construction professionals, this role provides hands‑on exposure to project planning, estimating, and scheduling while gaining meaningful experience on complex, high‑impact projects. Interns will be immersed in Ballard’s collaborative, safety‑first culture and have the opportunity to learn from industry leaders, build relationships, and develop the skills needed to launch a successful career in construction. This internship is designed to provide hands‑on, real‑world experience that accelerates your development as an engineer in the construction industry. Interns are immersed in Ballard's collaborative, safety‑first culture and have the opportunity to build technical expertise, strengthen problem‑solving abilities, develop leadership skills, and contribute to work that directly impacts successful project delivery. Through mentorship, field exposure, and cross‑functional collaboration, interns gain valuable industry experience and a strong foundation for a career in construction. Ideal Candidate Core Attributes: Grit and Resiliency - We dig deep to figure out how to make things happen no matter how impossible it seems. We never give up. We take on challenges that nobody else can; or will. Comradery and Inspirational - We are a hard‑working team of likeminded individuals working toward a common goal. We regularly celebrate wins and like to have fun whether at work or at play. We come together each day looking for ways to instill life and energy into the world around us. Driven and Competitive - We love competition. We love to win and love to learn when we lose. Not getting the job done is not an option. We are obsessed to do our best and we do what it takes to win. Trustworthy and Respectful - We are passionate about honesty, authenticity, and transparency. No lies. No drama. No politics. We value constructive conflict and ensure that even in conflict we treat others with respect. Ownership and Accountability - When something goes wrong, we first “look in the mirror” before we “look out the window”. We ask, “what could I have done differently?” and then we share lessons learned. Regularly challenging ourselves and those around us to be better is a way of life. “Me first” belongs here. Education Currently enrolled in an accredited bachelor's degree program in Construction Management, Construction Engineering, Civil Engineering, or a related field. Must have completed at least two years of coursework (sophomore standing or higher) by the start of the internship. Experience Previous internships, field experience, or coursework related to engineering, construction, or project management is preferred but not required. Experience working in team‑based environments, student organizations, or leadership roles is a plus. Skills Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite (Excel, Word, PowerPoint) Familiarity with AutoCAD or similar design software preferred Interest in learning construction management and project controls processes Strong problem‑solving and analytical skills Effective verbal and written communication skills Ability to work collaboratively in a team environment Strong organizational skills and attention to detail Ability to adapt and learn in a fast‑paced construction environment Demonstrated leadership potential through academics, extracurricular activities, athletics, or work experience Responsibilities Project Planning & Engineering Support Support project planning efforts through reviewing drawings, specifications, survey data, and project documents. Assist with quantity takeoffs, cost estimates, and project feasibility evaluations. Participate in engineering and design activities for temporary work and construction planning. Field Operations Observe and support field construction activities to ensure alignment with project plans, safety requirements, and quality standards. Participate in site visits and project inspections to monitor progress and productivity. Project Controls & Administration Assist with document control, reporting, and project record management. Support material procurement activities, vendor communications, and subcontract administration. Safety & Compliance Participate in safety meetings, work planning activities, and hazard analysis development. Promote and support a culture of safety on all project sites. Physical Demands / Working Environment Work is performed in both office and field environments, including active construction sites and outdoor settings in varying weather conditions. Travel to project sites, meetings, training events, and company locations may be required. Required to wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), including but not limited to hard hats, safety glasses, respirators, and fall protection equipment, as needed. Ability to sit, stand, walk, climb, bend, kneel, squat, and navigate uneven terrain for extended periods. Ability to lift and carry up to 25 pounds. Ability to safely travel via land, water, or air transportation, when required. Ability to remain stationary and work at a computer for extended periods. Hourly Rate $20-$30 Pay is commensurate on experience EEO Statement Ballard Marine Construction, LLC. is an Equal Opportunity and Affiantive Action Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, or veteran status. A reasonable accommodation will be considered for qualified individuals with a disability if it does not create an undue hardship for the Company, consistent with the ADA as amended. #J-18808-Ljbffr Traylor Bros., Inc.