Engineering Intern

Salary: $17.40 - $19.01 Hourly
Location : City Hall Burnsville, MN
Job Type: Seasonal
Job Number: 2023-00206
Department: Public Works
Opening Date: 12/11/2023
Closing Date: 1/15/2024 11:59 PM Central
Position Details
As an Engineering Intern, you'll performs entry level technical engineering work in office and field settings. There are three (3) internship positions available with the following job focus: Construction Inspection, Surveying & Stormwater/Erosion Control Management.
Our Engineering Department is a team of talented individuals who work to keep our city running smoothly and efficiently in order to make our community a truly desirable place to live and work.
This role is non-exempt and has a starting salary of $17.40-$19.01 DOQ.
How you'll use your strengths every day
The Engineer Intern values people and perspectives by:

• Providing great customer service and delivering a successful project for the public.
• Performing inspection duties for construction sites to ensure compliance.

They are on the leading edge when they:

• Know the principles, practices, and equipment used in technical engineering work.
• Are able to perform technical engineering work in both an office and field setting.

And they expect the best by:

• Ability to keep accurate records.

• Knowledge of construction plans, specifications, and construction inspections.

What you'll bring to help you be successful

• Must have a High school diploma or G.E.D.
• Minimum of one (1) year vocational or college course work in Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Technology, Environmental Engineering, Land Surveying, Construction Management or directly related field of study.
• Candidates should have at least one (1) semester of education remaining in degree/certificate program following the completion of the internship.

• Must have a driver's license or the ability to obtain.

SEASONAL BENEFITS
We create great experiences for our employees so they do the same for our community. Whether you plan to join us for three months or thirty years, we value the unique strengths you bring to your role in Burnsville.
As a seasonal employee, we invite you to participate in development experiences and networking opportunities through Burnsville University during and outside of work hours. You will also have access to professional consultants through our Employee Assistance Program, ranging from personal or career counseling, to financial counseling, free legal advice and more.
While our seasonal employees are not eligible for some insurance offerings like medical and dental, you will receive benefits such as workers' compensation insurance and Social Security.
Should you consider full-time employment with us in the future, you can review our total rewards at burnsvillemn.gov/jobs.
01
Do you have a high school diploma or GED?

• Yes
• No

02
Do you have one (1) year vocational or college coursework in Civil Engineering, Civil Engineering Technology, Environmental Engineering, Land Surveying, Construction Management or directly related field of study?

• Yes
• No

03
Do you have at least one (1) semester of education remaining in your degree program following the completion of the internship?

• Yes
• No

04
Do you have a valid Driver's License?

• Yes
• No

05
Please check all of the following items that apply to you regarding your experience (either classroom or real world) for Surveying:

• Total Station Operation
• Data Collector or Field Controller Operation
• GNSS Receiver Operation
• Automatic Level Operation
• No Experience

06
Please check all of the following items that apply to you regarding your experience (either classroom or real world) for Construction Inspection:

• Communicating with the residents, contractors, and supervisors.
• Keeping detailed notes and records on construction inspections
• Providing accurate measurements for construction inspections and quantities
• Reading/Interpreting construction plans and specifications
• No Experience

07
Please check all of the following items that apply to you regarding your experience (either classroom or real world) for the Stormwater & Erosion Control Management:

• Understanding Stormwater BMPs (Best Management Practices) and when/where to use them.
• Reading and understanding Erosion Control Plans or Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plans (SWPPP).
• Using ArcMAP or other GIS Software
• Construction Inspections
• No Experience

Required Question