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Marketing and Communications Internship
Help tell the story of demolition, asset recovery, and environmental work through project photography, writing, and design.
The role
About this internship
Marketing and Communications interns help share the story of our work through project photography, written content, and design. You will see how a demolition, asset recovery, and environmental contractor presents its work to clients and the public.
Where you will work
Your reporting location is confirmed in your offer.
Your work
What you will work on
- Support social media and website content, including Field Updates
- Help organize and caption project photography
- Create graphics and layouts for presentations and print materials
- Help draft written content, such as project profiles
Your mentor chooses the tasks that fit the project or department, so assignments vary.
Learning
What you will learn
- How project photography is organized and captioned
- How approved facts and brand standards shape what we publish
- Writing and design for the website, presentations, and print
- Why client-sensitive details stay out of public material
When the project allows
- Join an approved photo or documentation visit
- Sit in on a content review with your mentor
- See how a Field Update goes from idea to post
Who should apply
What we are looking for
This internship is open to college and trade school students, high school students and recent graduates, and others getting started. You do not need construction experience.
- Coursework or experience in marketing, communications, or design (not required)
- Clear writing and an eye for detail
- A portfolio or work samples (welcome, but not required)
- Willingness to ask questions and follow brand and confidentiality rules
- Availability for the summer
A resume is optional. A list of your jobs and activities works too.
Support
How the internship works
This is a paid, temporary summer assignment. Pay, dates, and assignment location are confirmed in a written offer.
Positions open as our projects and departments need them, so not every area is filled each summer. Applying does not guarantee an interview, a placement, or later employment.
A mentor guides you
A primary mentor sets your goals, checks in with you every week, and reviews your progress at the midpoint and at the end.
A supervisor each workday
A named supervisor gives you each day’s assignments and makes sure you know where you may work.
Safety comes first
You complete required orientation before you start. You never operate equipment or enter restricted areas without authorization and training.
Real work, reviewed
You contribute to real tasks. A supervisor checks your work before it goes anywhere else, and you keep approved examples that are safe to share.
Explore
Other internship areas
You can choose more than one area on the application.
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