Cooper Steel Fabricators

INTERNSHIPS

Are you interested in building strong?

We're here to show you how.

**HERE TO HELP YOU BUILD A STRONGER FUTURE**

Cooper Steel is looking to provide an insightful internship opportunity for undergraduate students interested in steel construction. We strive to provide hands-on experience through real-life, on-site scenarios while teaching the ins and outs of how our team executes a steel structure build. We aim to show by example and let you see for yourself what being a part of the Cooper Family means to us.

We offer paid, full-time internships across the country, and are looking for interns who are persistent, driven and team players.

2024 SUMMER INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES:

Project Manager Intern - Nashville, TN

In a Project Manager Intern role, you will be part of a team responsible for taking projects from the day the project is awarded through its completion. You will learn how we create and manage our project schedules. This position will be an in-office-based position.

Pre-Construction Estimator Intern – Florence, KY

In a Pre-Construction Estimator Intern role, you will be part of a team responsible for helping our team prepare and submit estimates for steel construction projects to maximize profits and lower costs while maintaining business integrity. This also includes building and maintaining positive relationships with customers, subcontractors, vendors, and other stakeholders. You will learn how we create and manage our project schedules. This position will be an in-office-based position.

On-Site Project Intern - Field Based

In an On-Site Project Intern role at Cooper Steel, you will assist in the daily coordination of on-site steel erection activities for the construction project you are assigned to for the summer. This position will be a field-based position.

On-Site Safety Intern - Field Based

In the On-Site Safety Intern role, you will have the opportunity to work alongside our field safety team. You will learn how to create a safety-first culture, and learn how to document safety inspections, cite areas of concern and recommend corrective procedures, and maintain safety equipment supply and availability.