Assistant Project Manager Intern - Brainerd, MN

About the position

The Assistant Project Manager Intern at Interstates is a summer internship position aimed at students pursuing a degree in Construction Management. The intern will provide direct support to the Project Manager and assist in various phases of project management under supervision. This role offers hands-on development, career coaching, and the opportunity to work on significant industrial projects, with the potential for full-time employment upon graduation.

Responsibilities

• Assist the Project Manager and jobsite leadership in managerial and leadership functions on the project.
• Run project control systems for the benefit of the project team.
• Create and update CPM schedules and communicate them effectively.
• Manage Last Planner/White Board crew scheduling.
• Handle RFI's, submittals, meeting minutes, and other site communications.
• Act as a project analyst to assess project controls information and assist jobsite leadership in problem-solving.
• Provide estimating take-offs and support for analysis and change orders.
• Attend client meetings onsite and collaborate with trade contractors.
• Prepare information for and participate in monthly project reviews.
• Assist in procurement and expediting of materials and subcontracts.
• Promote the Interstates safety culture in all daily activities.

Requirements

• Current student working towards a Bachelor's or Associate's degree in electrical engineering/technology or construction management.
• Strong team-building, interpersonal, and verbal and written communication skills.
• Ability to track and organize projects and prioritize work.
• Comfortable speaking in front of clients, peers, and managers.
• Open to continuously adjusting project systems to plan and deliver projects successfully.

Benefits

• Career advancement opportunities post-internship.
• Onboarding week to build relationships with other interns.
• Hands-on development and career coaching.
• Experience working on significant industrial projects.