We finish our first week of intern spotlights with Brandon Borghol, a Project Engineer Intern on a plant project in Sumterville, Florida. Brandon, a senior at the University of Central Florida, feels the exposure to the office and fieldwork is the most valuable experience he's had so far in his early career. "While I am mainly learning the Project Engineer role, I am still in the field nearly every day learning how to actually build things and build them safely. When my internship with Garney is over, I'm sure I will be amply prepared to succeed in any role I find myself in. As an engineer, you pride yourself on problem-solving and thinking outside the box to get projects done. Working with the Garney team has given me a rich experience in doing just that, motivating me to become a well-rounded, capable problem solver."
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#InternSpotlight ➡️ “Working in safety allows me to make sure workers go home to their families at the end of the day.” Learn more about Lakeside Alliance intern Kelli below! 🔹Name: Kelli Caruvana 🔹University: University of Illinois at Chicago 🔹Role: Safety Intern 🔹Three Words to Describe You: Funny, energetic, empathetic 🔹How did you decide what you wanted to study? I wanted to make a difference in people's lives. Working in safety allows me to make sure workers go home to their families at the end of the day. 🔹What excites you about being a part of the Center? This internship gives me the field experience I need in order to continue on from intern to my career in safety. It's exciting that I get to be a part of a big project and see how all parts of it come together like a well-oiled machine to build the Center to completion. #TeamOPC #lakesidealliance #obamapresidentialcenter
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Intern Spotlight! ✨ Name: Amaresh Kumar Tavva What school do you attend? I am getting my Masters of Science in Construction Management at Clemson University. How did you find your internship here at Ruby-Collins? I found this internship through one of my friends who was an intern last year! Then I applied online and started the interview process. Why did you choose a major/internship in the construction industry? I have a passion for working on real and practical projects. There is a deep sense of pride and satisfaction that comes with building structures from seeing a project through conception to completion. What do you do outside of school for fun? I love reading books, traveling to new places, learning how to invest, and watching lots of movies. What is your favorite part of your internship so far? My favorite part of this internship is working in the trenchless division. Being involved in a tunneling project has always been one of my dreams. What was your childhood dream job? To work as a Marine Engineer! #TeamWork #RubyCollins #Georgia #Intern #Internship #ApplyOnline
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Hello Connections... "Proud to announce the completion of my Building Construction Internship! 🏗️ From mastering the basics to advanced construction techniques, every moment on the site was a valuable lesson. 🏛 Grateful for the hands-on experience, and ready to apply these skills to future projects. 🌐👷♂️ #ConstructionInternship #BuildingSkills #OnSiteLearning"
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Internship programs require a lot of investment. Not only financially, but also from just plain hard work. However, it’s moments like this that pay you back with INTRINSIC VALUE. And it is worth all the investment! For me, healthy organizations are aware of how important intrinsic value can be to their teams and make conscious decisions to provide those opportunities. Internship programs are a huge source of reward for me, as I love the mentor/mentee dynamic and how much I LEARN from the interns as well!! Click the Pic for our Article on this!
September 22 – the Fall Equinox – not only signifies the end of summer, but also the end of our 2023 Summer Internship Program! This year’s project engineer interns spent 10 weeks learning about the construction industry, the different facets of our business, and how to carry themselves professionally in the office and in the field. Additionally, they were tasked with completing a summer project, which entailed putting a bid together for a job that Total-Western was actively pursuing. Each week of the internship focused on teaching them the different components of a bid proposal and how to critically think and problem solve while working across multiple departments. They then presented their proposals to senior leaders, which included an estimate summary, proposal letter, schedule, and execution plan, who then picked the best proposal. Congratulations to Inesh Sharma and Tristin Diaz for presenting the winning bid! Before the program concluded, we asked all of the PE interns to reflect on what they learned over the past 10 weeks and identify their biggest takeaways. See what they had to say by clicking the link below. Our PE interns did a fantastic job applying theoretical knowledge to real-world projects and scenarios while faced with a steep learning curve. We could not be prouder of this bright group of individuals. Congratulations Geoffrey, Sean, Liam, Taylor, Inesh, and Tristin for completing our program! It was a joy to have you on board and we wish you the best of luck with your future endeavors! #TWinternshipprogram #totalwestern #summerinternship #projectengineer #engineering #construction #civilengineering #mechanicalengineering #industrial #professionaldevelopment #destinationemployer
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Throwback to when I earned my Internship certificate from CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE IN MARITIME AND SHIPBUILDING in 2022. The knowledge and skills I gained continue to be a valuable asset in my career. #certification #internship #maritime #shipbuilding #careerdevelopment
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Meet Fletcher Rives, a University of Texas at Tyler student and one of our construction co-ops. Hear him describe what it's like working for Hoar as a student, and how his time with our company will help him advance his career in our industry. #ConstructionJobs #ConstructionIntership #ConstructionIndustry #Student #Engineering #ConstructionManagement #ConstructionVideos #Video #Internship
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🌟 Closing the Chapter on an Amazing Internship! 🌟 This week is the last week of my internship as Health, Safety, Environmental, Security (HSES) intern at The Lubrizol Corporation. 🎉 These past few months have been an absolute joy, filled with learning and laughter. 😎 Here's a peek into my experience here. 🤗 💬 Interview Chronicles: Taking a trip down memory lane to the initial interview, it was a mix of nerves and excitement for me. But everything went well in the end. Huge thanks to the interview team Loong Siang Lee, Kuo How Sng for seeing potential beyond the nerves and giving me a chance to intern here. 🚀 Professional Milestones: From conquering different tasks to refining my skills, every day brought new opportunities for growth. The hands-on experience has undoubtedly shaped my perspective on the Specialty Chemicals industry and Safety field. 😎 Boss Move: Massive shoutout to my mentor Loong Siang Lee and colleagues for being the real MVPs. From day one, the team here embraced me with open arms. The support and positive feedback help me to self-improve. The mentorship has been invaluable, and I'm leaving with a toolbox not just filled with technical skill but with a wealth of knowledge and inspiration. 🤝 Team Collaboration: Working alongside talented professionals from different departments helps me gain insight to different and new perspective. It allows me to appreciate different standpoint. This experience went beyond the realm of my own department in safety, allowing me to gain valuable insights into the diverse aspects of a company operations. My internship here has been an incredible experience and I'm excited to apply these experience as I take the next steps of my journey. Here, It's not just a job; it's a transformative learning adventure! ✨
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Safety Week 🦺⛑️: A dedicated time to reinforce our commitment to prioritizing safety in every aspect of our work. Let's empower each other to make safety a habit, not just a priority. #SafetyFirst #SafetyWeek #Day1 #linkedin #internship
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