FAQs
What is the job title for this position?
The job title is Mechanical Craftsman Intern (BTCX).
What qualifications are required to apply for this internship?
Candidates must be currently enrolled in a Welding or Pipefitting degree program or have obtained an Associate of Applied Science degree in Welding or Pipefitting within the last four years.
What skills are expected from the Mechanical Craftsman intern?
The intern should demonstrate skills in utilizing hand and power tools, pipefitting, welding, rigging, blueprint reading, operating motorized equipment, and performing maintenance on fixed equipment.
What kind of work environment can interns expect?
Interns will work in a variety of environments including both fieldwork and deskwork, and must be comfortable in loud, dusty environments, as well as experiencing high temperatures and humidity.
What is the work schedule for interns?
Interns will work a 4-10 schedule but may be released early on days they are scheduled to attend class if currently enrolled.
Are interns eligible for overtime pay?
No, interns will not be eligible for overtime pay.
Is there a minimum GPA requirement for applying to this internship?
Yes, the minimum GPA requirement is 2.5, and the intern must maintain passing grades.
What type of pre-employment testing is required for this role?
The selected candidate must complete a pre-employment screening process which includes an online test, background check, drug & alcohol screen, and a medical and physical job examination.
Will interns receive any benefits during their internship?
As interns, they will not be afforded company benefits, but if converted to employee status, company benefits will be offered.
Are there any preferred qualifications for this internship?
Preferred qualifications include having completed at least 15 hours of required coursework, general knowledge of pipefitting, boilermaker, and welding fundamentals, as well as NCCER certifications in Boilermaker, Pipefitting, and welding.