Construction Management Intern

Rally Networks

Baker City, OROn-siteInternship, Temporary

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Pay: $18 to $25; an hour
Location: Baker City, OR
Work style: On-site
Job type: Internship, Temporary
Posted: Oct 27; 1 day ago

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Rally Networks

Telecommunications · 51 to 200 employees

Rally Networks provides local, fast, reliable broadband services to rural communities in Oregon, Idaho, Washington, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Arkansas.

We can trace our roots more than 100 years back to several locally owned and operated family businesses. While we’ve grown in size, we have always maintained our small-town values and commitment to helping our rural communities connect to the larger world.

As a broadband provider, we take a profound interest in building out local and regional infrastructure to ensure the connections you make today will continue to exist well into the future. The people we serve deserve the best, and we deliver with over-the-top customer service and responsive field technicians who make it their mission to know and understand the people they’re serving. We also foster growth and stability in our service areas by providing local jobs and much-needed technological infrastructure to keep our communities competitive in the 21st century and beyond.

While we believe that great connections are important, we know the best connections start at home. So we do more than simply connect our customers to the world—we help them prosper and thrive.

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What you'll do

The intern will install and maintain fiber-optic infrastructure, including underground conduits, aerial cables, and equipment at subscriber locations.
They will also gain exposure to construction management principles and coordinate with various internal departments.

What you need

Candidates must have experience operating heavy equipment and be currently enrolled in an academic program that approves this internship.
A Commercial Driver's License (CDL) and prior utility construction experience are highly desired.

Key skills

Fiber-optic infrastructure installationUnderground conduit system maintenanceRight-of-way maintenanceAerial cable installationPedestal maintenanceHeavy equipment operationTrenchingDiggingConstruction managementProject managementCross-departmental coordination

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This position will work in various work locations throughout Oregon or Missouri installing fiber-optic infrastructure. This position works four (4) 10-hour-days on the road and travels home on the weekends most weeks. Key Responsibilities: Places and maintains cable within underground conduit system. Maintains right-of-ways, including patching roadways and backfill areas. Installs and removes aerial cable. Installs and maintains pedestals, poles, carrier sites and equipment at subscriber locations. Operates and maintains digging and trenching equipment. Experience operating heavy equipment is required. CDL is desired. Utility construction experience is desired. The successful candidate will also gain exposure to fiber optic construction management principles and processes, project management principles and processes, and cross departmental coordination with accounting, marketing/customer service, and governmental regulatory affairs departments. Internship Requirements: This position being offered is contingent upon the internship being approved by the appropriate academic authority at the candidate's place of schooling. This is a paid internship for a minimum of 40 hours per week for at least 14 weeks, with the option of an extension (not to exceed 1,000 hours worked within a year).