ENGIE is committed to reshaping the energy future through the global implementation of a lower carbon energy economy in order to preserve the world’s natural resources. We are looking for talented and driven people who are committed to making the vision a reality.
The Construction Management Intern is responsible for supporting ENGIE’s Capital Projects team, concentrated on lifecycle and expansion projects for The Ohio State University’s Utility System. The ideal candidate has an interest in obtaining practical experience working in energy infrastructure.
This position is located at Columbus, OH on the Ohio State University and will report to the Senior Project Manager.
What you’ll do:
Assist the Capital Projects team as assigned
Areas of possible work assignments include job site visits during active construction, monitoring progress, developing reports and organizing data
Utilize field data, review, and opine on contractor pay requests and provide necessary adjustments to the expected completion date and project cost
Support the construction safety culture and program
What you bring:
A minimum one (1) year completed course work within construction management, engineering, or related field required
A minimum GPA of 2.5 or higher preferred
Knowledge of safety policies
Proficient with Microsoft Word and Excel
Strong organizational, prioritization, interpersonal, and time management skills
Negotiating skills and general business acumen (including technical, legal, commodity risk, quantitative and economic analysis skills)
Demonstrated ability to take initiative
Must be currently enrolled at Ohio State University
Additional Information/Conditions:
The internship term will be approximately September 2023 - May 2024, 10 hours per week minimum, and additional hours and weeks may be available based on business need
Must be willing and able to comply with all ENGIE ethics and safety policies
Ability to meet highest attendance requirements
Ability to communicate effectively
Ability to handle multiple assignments on a timely basis with a high degree of accuracy
Ability to sit or stand for extended periods of time
Ability to use stairs and/or ladders in an industrial facility
Houston, TX
ENGIE North America offers a range of capabilities in the United States and Canada to help customers decarbonize, decentralize, and digitalize their operations. These include comprehensive services to help customers run their facilities more efficiently and optimize energy and other resource use and expense; clean power generation; energy storage; and retail energy supply that includes renewable, demand response, and on-bill financing options. Nearly 100 percent of the company’s power generation portfolio is low carbon or renewable. In 2018, ENGIE recorded €60.6 billion in global revenues ($71.3 billion USD). More than 6,000 employees work in the region, and Houston serves as corporate headquarters. About the businesses:
Retail Electricity
ENGIE is one of the largest non-residential retail electricity suppliers in the United States and currently serves commercial, industrial, and institutional customers in 14 markets. Supplying energy to nearly 50 percent of Fortune 100 companies, ENGIE serves over 89,000 accounts, with an estimated peak load totaling nearly 13,000 MW. The company also offers electricity service to residential and small business customers in 12 U.S. markets under the brand Think Energy®.
Energy Services
Through the integrated facility management and commitment to energy performance improvement of customer facilities, ENGIE offers integrated management solutions—including on-site solar, battery and cogeneration design and installation—that enable clients to focus on their business. The company is a recognized leader in the operation and maintenance of infrastructure including airports, office buildings and industrial sites, as well as a wide range of technical infrastructure. In managing energy expenses and usage, ENGIE has identified more than $4.1 billion in savings for multi-site clients over the last three years and, in working with utilities, delivered nearly $15.4 billion in energy savings for consumers in the last 12 years.
Power Generation
In the United States and Canada, ENGIE owns and/or operates cogeneration, steam, and chilled water facilities, including more than 1,000 MW in the portfolio produced by combined heat and power (CHP) units located within commercial or industrial facilities and using waste heat from an onsite generation system to provide for heating and chilling needs. The North America renewables portfolio consists of wind, solar, and biomass/biogas assets, with a capacity of more than 1,200 MW in operation and another 2,300 MW under construction.