Join us in welcoming our Summer Intern Taylor Megy! Taylor is a civil engineering student at Oregon State University and will spend eight weeks in 3J’s Beaverton office. Learn more about our newest team member: https://lnkd.in/gVv_N-nN
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Meet Our Intern! 🌟 Jeremy, a first-generation college student, chose Civil Engineering due to the high demand for civil engineers. He is aware of their critical role in shaping and maintaining communities and sees the field as an opportunity for personal and community growth. Here's Jeremey's advice for aspiring Civil Engineers: "My advice to someone who is considering a career in civil engineering would be that you do not have to be a genius; all you have to do is put in the time and the effort. Anything with a greater return will require greater effort."
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Junior Lecture at Bolton Technical College. Project Manager, and Graphic Designer at OxyMsolutions Pty Ltd.
I thank God to announce my second opportunity as: Junior Lecture (Intern) at Bolton Technical College for the following subjects untill 2025 Building & Civil Technology N3 Building Drawings N1, N2, N3 Building Science N1, N2, N3 Woodworkers Theory and Roof Work N1 Bricklaying & Plastering N1, N2 Plubing Theory N1, N2 Carpentry and Roof Work N2
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Master of Energy Efficient and Sustainable Buildings at RMIT University | Aspiring Sustainability Consultant | Green Star Accredited Professional | StudIEAust
I just completed John Holland Australia's virtual Internship ( Civil Engineering ) on Forage. In the simulation I have : * Completed a job simulation working across a range of construction tasks including a new bridge, high-rise, and rail. * Calculated the volumes of concrete for pile caps and abutments for a bridge and compared subcontractor rates. * Compared two building drawings to identify differences and arranged tasks in the correct sequencing order. * Reviewed placement of CCTV camera at an island stop to ensure safety requirements were met. Check out the simulation here: https://lnkd.in/gccExBV3
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#Disaster_Management #Fire_Safety #Quality_Control #mix_design_of_concrete #dataanalytics Data analytics on building materials for fire safety, disaster management and quality control have been the recent challenges in R & D for Civil Engineering professionals. The 28th day compressive strength of concrete should no longer be the measuring parameter in defining the quality of high rise structures due to use of machineries and changed placing conditions of concrete.The delays in getting a quality feedback handicap the Site Engineers to enforce a strict quality plan. Our campus is well equipped to provide the best facilities to groom students to meet the challenges in current environment as per specific requirements of construction companies. Internships for students after fourth semesters are always welcome from industries. It's quite possible to predict the fire dynamics of existing structures through finite element methods so as to make structures fire safety intelligent .
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MEET THE INTERNS! Name: Liath Lenihan Role: Student Civil/Structural Engineer Department: Civil/Structural Engineering College Degree: Civil Engineering in Munster Technological University (Kerry Campus) Hobbies: Football and Running Favourite project and why? My favourite project I have been involved in so far is a large three phase housing development in Limerick, which is currently still in the design stage. I really enjoy working on this project as you get to see many different aspects of the work involved. Working with a skilled group of structural engineers, I have aided in designing some of the structural elements for this housing development. I have enjoyed this project a lot as I have been involved in it since the beginning so I’m seeing it move through the different design stages. This project allowed me to become familiar with new calculation software. Experience gained so far: During my work experience so far in MWP, I have learned how to put information learned in college into real life projects while also learning new information from the engineers here in MWP. I have learned how to use new software such as Tekla Tedds that I otherwise mightn’t have seen till after finishing my degree. I have learned how to complete new tasks and calculations that I wouldn’t have done previously, this is with the help of the team of engineers. Most challenging and rewarding aspect of your role: The most challenging aspect of my role at MWP is adjusting from college to my first professional role in engineering. When beginning placement there is a big learning curve and lots of new information to digest. Once you begin projects and put the information to use, it gives a rewarding feeling of accomplishment for completing new tasks. Aims for the next few years: My aim for the next few years is to finish my degree in Civil Engineering in MTU. After that I would like to carry on my studies in a master’s programme. My time here on placement is helping me decide on what area I would like to complete my master’s programme in. The knowledge I have gained during this internship will greatly help me finish my studies! #mwp #engineering #interns #consultancy
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Industry Future Joshua King is a Bachelor of Civil Engineering Honors student studying with a specialisation in Professional Practices at UTS. He has been interning at Menard Oceania over the past year and shares his experience. When asked about his interest in Civil Engineering, Josh said: “Nothing was quite as exciting to me as the world humans built around us. Growing up in Sydney, we had a pretty spectacular array of amazing projects that we got to look at every day. It is a pretty special place to grow up, with amazing engineering feats all around us. That’s what inspired me to get into civil engineering. I have always found big projects in geotechnical areas interesting. Geotech is exciting. It’s kind of an adventure, like a roller coaster.” Josh shared with us his experience so far at Menard: “I learn a lot at Menard because we encompass so many different areas from design to project management. I get to experience the very base of a project, seeing where it starts, the business side of it, and moving into the design. It is great to have all these very smart people around you who can teach you little tricks and push you forward in all the technology aspects of things and then think it out on the other side on-site and see those designs come into reality.” Josh is writing his thesis on stone columns and gets to work on one of our major stone columns projects in Central NSW. “You have some really intelligent people who’ve been doing things for a long time. Supervisors and engineers who are very experienced in different types of projects nationally and internationally. It’s pretty valuable to have them all together. I would say in terms of being the main contractor, the size of the scope of it, the number of cranes, the number of people. That makes it exciting because it feels like it’s a rising tide. It feels like everything’s pushing forward. New jobs are coming in; bigger jobs are coming in. It’s been exciting!!” #civilengineering #groundimprovement #studies #internship #dams #mining #future #foundations
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I am thrilled to share that I have successfully completed my internship in civil engineering on a construction site in Tripoli with “AL-Chahal Constructions”. Over the past two months, I have been provided with a wealth of knowledge and invaluable insights that have shaped my understanding of the field. I was able to check the pouring of concrete on site and how it’s vibrated to limit the voids and decrease its porosity, as well as the steel reinforcement of different structural elements such as columns, beams, ribbed and solid slabs… I learned how to implement new columns above a beam, the importance of I-section steel beams in controlling deflections , and how to build structural elements to resist lateral forces such as those generated during earthquakes, like shear walls. It was a fulfilling experience to see the theoretical concepts from textbooks come to life in tangible construction projects. I found myself applying the knowledge and skills I had acquired in the classroom to solve real engineering challenges on-site. I am deeply appreciative of the time and effort everyone, especially Eng. Ziad Al-Chahal, invested in my growth as an aspiring civil engineer. Their mentorship and guidance were instrumental in shaping my understanding of civil engineering in a real-world context. The two months I spent interning with “Al-Chahal Constructions” taught me the extreme importance of clear communication, pushed me out to my comfort zone and knowledge area, and built up my confidence as a female engineer. #civilengineering #internship #engineer
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This video is from one of my site visits in Hanover, VA. They were digging test pits here to see what type of soil was there. This was all previously used soil, so the client can decide (if it's strong enough) to use it to fill in somewhere else on the site, or they can sell it! So appreciative to have had a hands-on experience this summer to learn more about the field of civil engineering! #geotechnicalengineering #civilengineering #internship
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