Project Engineer Development Program Intern

Location: Greenville, SC, United States

• Assist Project Engineers with various project development needs.

• Collaborate with key functional support groups—including Fabrication & Welding, Process Control, Electrical, and Maintenance teams—to understand how all functional support groups interact with Engineering. 

• Gain practical exposure to core aggregate processes, plant reliability, and Quality Control (QC) testing methods.

• Experiment with 2D and 3D CAD tools (e.g., AutoCAD, Civil 3D) to update operational drawings or develop a minor equipment/layout design.

• Receive introduction and hands-on exposure to process modeling software (such as AggFlow) to analyze plant flow and crushing/screening efficiency.

• Shadow Project Engineers during plant audits to evaluate the efficiency of crushing, screening, washing, and conveying systems.

• Assist in reliability evaluations, critical spare asset needs, and continuous-improvement initiatives for Operations facilities.

• Prepare project status reports, technical documentation, and meeting minutes for cross-functional operations teams. 

• Take ownership of a defined small scale projects with guidance from Project Engineers, managing it from initial scope through completion.

• Learn basic project management principles, including tracking task schedules, estimating material quantities, and communicating project updates to operational leaders.

Perform other engineering duties as assigned to support quarry production and engineering goals.

The Project Engineer Development Program Intern is a summer internship designed to prepare candidates for an entry level Project Engineer role. Throughout the internship program, candidates will spend considerable time with Project Engineers, Design Engineers and Operations teams getting exposure to the business and working on engineering projects in their respective GM areas. Individuals in this role will be expected to travel and work on a number of projects throughout a given territory or GM area. Interns will prepare and deliver a brief end-of-summer presentation summarizing project results, operational insights, and recommendations to the engineering leadership team.