FAQs
What are the primary responsibilities of the Environmental Planning Seasonal Intern?
The primary responsibilities include conducting field data collection, research, and preparing maps, tables, and reports. Interns will also assist with sampling, transporting equipment, cleaning work areas, and supporting other technicians and professional staff.
What educational background is required for this internship?
Candidates must have a high school diploma and be pursuing a BS degree in a science or related field such as environmental science, safety, engineering, chemistry, biology, or geology. The ideal candidate will have less than one year remaining to complete their BS degree.
Is this position full-time or part-time?
This position is seasonal and typically aligns with the summer internship timeline, which may involve full-time hours during that period.
What skills or experience are preferred for this internship?
While less than one year of experience is expected, any relevant coursework or volunteer experience in environmental science, fieldwork, or related technical skills would be beneficial.
Will there be training provided?
Yes, the internship is designed to provide progressively increased training and responsibility in work assignments.
Are there opportunities for advancement or future employment with Terracon after the internship?
Terracon is committed to employee development, and successful interns may be considered for future job opportunities or advancement within the company based on their performance.
What benefits are offered to interns?
While benefits for interns may vary based on eligibility, Terracon generally provides an excellent compensation and benefits package, which may include educational reimbursement and other perks.
What should I expect in terms of office culture at Terracon?
Terracon promotes a collaborative and supportive work environment, focused on exceeding client expectations and nurturing employee development as part of its vision of "Together, we are best at people."