Construction Intern

Work on Projects related to the plant expansion of our Pyrolysis facility in Tyler, TX, work as a part of a team of 4 Interns in Engineering, Bushiness Development and Supply Chain

COMPENSATION: competitive

5 June through 17 August 2023

BONUS: n/a

BENEFITS: Not Benefits eligible

REPORTS TO : New Hope Energy EPC Construction Projects Director

RESPONSIBILITIES: Construction Over-site Projects, (must be in Tyler, but with occasional travel to McKinney, TX)

ROLE:

The EPC Construction Intern will support the NHE Project Director and the NHE Project Manager implement multiple facility upgrade projects. Typical activities would consist of supporting:

• Review of material specifications and development of quantity takeoffs Material tracking and expediting
• Construction activity planning and schedule optimization
• Progress tracking of pipe and steel fabrication and installation, instrument installation, electrical wiring and termination, and insulation.
• Reviewing installations and marking drawings to As-Built status

PREFFERED CANDIDATE WILL BE:

Organized and self-motivated with a sense of urgency and pride in a job well done. Able to effectively communicate and convey information. Able to understand and comprehend instructions given. Ability to read and understand written information.

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS;

• Enrolled in a 4 year Bachelors Program in Construction Management or related Field
• Have completed 3rd year of the 4 year degree program
• Physically Capable of climbing Ladders and raised platforms.
• Able to lift 40 Lbs.
• Able to Pass Drug Screen
• Able to work in Hot weather conditions.
• Able to commit to 10-12 Weeks Full time this summer
• Pre Interview NDA required
• Pre Hire Agreement on Intellectual Property Required
• Post Internship summary paper & Presentation to NHE Executives
• Willing to participate in other Intern program activities.

About New Hope Energy

New Hope Energy (“NHE”), a pioneering environmental technology company, is dedicated to the expansion of our Advanced Recycling systems which are leading the way within the Circular Economy. New Hope is utilizing these systems with innovative business models to insure a sustainable future.

Founded in 2013 by Johnny and Karen Combs, New Hope has continued to develop this leading technology to become a global leader within the Advanced Chemical Recycling space. New Hope’s patented technology and processes form the backbone of the most environmentally sustainable process available. We revert waste plastic into renewable chemical feed stock, which enables our customers to convert this valuable product into new plastics. This further reduces the need for virgin materials. Our first production unit was built North of Ft Worth, TX. In early 2017, the company relocated the operations to Tyler, TX to build our first commercial model. The Trinity Oaks plant began operation in late 2019, and in early 2020 we began 24/7 operations. The proprietary technology provides key competitive advantages over its competitors as its process has a 98% throughput to oil and other productsresulting in minimal waste to landfills.