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Internship opportunities at the Alaska Department of Transportation & Public Facilities (DOT&PF) provide students and recent graduates with hands-on experience in civil engineering, transportation planning, construction management, and related fields. Interns work alongside experienced professionals on real-world projects that support Alaska’s transportation infrastructure. These internships often offer mentorship, skill development, and networking opportunities, which can be valuable for future employment. Positions may be available during the summer or throughout the year, depending on project needs and funding. Applicants typically need to be enrolled in relevant academic programs and meet specific eligibility criteria.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as an intern at Alaska Department of Transportation (DOT), and why are they important?

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What types of projects and responsibilities can an intern expect while working with Alaska DOT?

As an intern with Alaska Department of Transportation (DOT), you can expect to work on a variety of hands-on projects that may include assisting with construction site inspections, supporting design teams with drafting and data analysis, and participating in environmental assessments. Interns often collaborate with engineers, project managers, and field staff, gaining valuable exposure to real-world transportation challenges unique to Alaska's environment. The work environment encourages learning and professional development, and interns are typically given the chance to contribute to meaningful infrastructure projects while building skills that support future career growth.
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DoD SkillBridge: Engineering / Maintenance

DoD SkillBridge: Engineering / Maintenance

Vets2PM

Anchorage, AK • On-site

$17 - $22.25/hr

Full-time

Posted 3 days ago

Job description


DoDSkillBridge Internship: Engineering / Maintenance
SkillBridgeHost Company: Alyeska Pipeline Service Company
SkillBridgeProvider: Vets2PM LLC
Location: Anchorage, AK
Applicantsmustbe active-duty U.S. Military Memberswho qualifyfor theDoD SkillBridge Program.
To Apply:
  1. Gotowww.vets2pm.com/skillbridgeand complete the SkillBridge interestform.
  2. Returnto this posting and click 'Apply'.

Aboutthe company:
Alyeska Pipeline Service Company was formed in 1970 by a consortium of oil companies to lead the design and construction of the Trans Alaska Pipeline System (TAPS), and then operate and maintain TAPS after its startup. Over the next seven years, Alyeska staff and hundreds of workers, contractor companies, and advocates made construction, engineering, American and Alaska history: On June 20, 1977, TAPS moved its first oil.
Company website: alyeska-pipeline.com
Summary:
The primary focus of this role is to further develop and demonstrate a strong foundation of broad engineering knowledge, skills and abilities; performing routine work in alignment with standard techniques, methods and procedures and beginning to be assigned tasks associated with complex, non-routine work.
The learning objectives of this internship are to:
  • Research and make initial recommendations in support of technical decisions regarding the operations and maintenance of engineered systems and components.
  • This includes parts replacement, code and regulatory interpretation, safety issues, process control, and preventive maintenance.
  • Assist with the actions required to ensure the pipeline and associated facilities are designed and operated in a safe and environmentally sound manner and in compliance with codes and DOT regulations.

Essential Duties, Responsibilities, and Learning Objectives:
  • Equipment Maintenance: Maintain and repair pipeline equipment, including pumps, valves, and other related infrastructure
  • Safety and Compliance: Ensure adherence to safety regulations and environmental protection standards
  • Project Management: Participate in or lead projects related to pipeline maintenance, upgrades, and repairs
  • Problem Solving: Diagnose and resolve technical issues related to pipeline operations
  • Collaboration: Work with other departments and contractors to ensure smooth and efficient pipeline operations
  • Documentation: Maintain accurate records of maintenance activities and inspections

[NOTE:Becausethis is a SkillBridge Internship, it isunderstood that nosingle candidate will have equalexpertise in all the areas ofresponsibility listed.Successful candidates will possess acompellingcombination of many of them and the self-awarenessandwisdom to leverage existing and/or new resources in thearea(s) where they lack personal mastery.]
Vets2PMProvides:
  • Mentorship andguidance via twice-monthly SkillBridgeIntern ZoomMeetings.
  • PMFundamentals course, Resume writing, LinkedInoptimization,and interview skills course.
  • Other free resources, including an electronic copyof 'How to Speak CivilianFluently'.

Other:
Notallinternships include certificationtraining by Vets2PM, asmany host companies includetheir own internship-focusedtraining instead. Ifselected for an internship with Vets2PMplease read yourapproval email, letter, and training plan to besure youunderstand what is included in yourinternship.

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