Engineering Intern (Extra Help)

Qualified you must reveal competencies in collaborating, attention to aspect, continuous learning, and initiating action. A proven record of functioning cooperatively with a staff, accomplishing duties with thoroughness, actively seeking learning chances, and taking proactive stages to attain aims is needed.

• Collaborating: Working cooperatively with others to aid a crew or function group reach its targets.
• Attention to Detail: Accomplishing jobs by considering all domains involved, no matter how thorough; showing matter for all aspects of the role; accurately checking procedures and assignments.
• Continuous Learning: Actively spotting new spheres for learning. Regularly creating and taking benefit of learning openings; using newly gained expertise and expertise on the role and learning through their submission.
• Initiating Action: Taking prompt action to accomplish work objectives; taking action to attain findings beyond what is required; being proactive.

Assist skilled engineers with field and office duties related to civil engineering and utilities systems.

• Back water distribution system projects and related infrastructure work.
• Perform figures collection, analysis, and documentation for engineering projects.
• Participate in site visits and inspections to gather field records.
• Arrange reports, drawings, and other technical documents under the guidance of experienced engineers.
• Collaborate with group participants to guarantee task milestones are met.
• Contribute to continuous improvement of engineering procedures and procedures.

Must be at least 18 years of age.

• Capacity to pass a background verify.
• Valid California driver's license or aptitude to obtain one.
• Physical ability to perform field operate, such as walking, standing, and lifting up to 25 pounds.
• Availability to perform full-time hours during the internship period.

Competitive hourly wage of $22

• $30 per hour.
• Hands-on expertise in municipal engineering and water distribution systems.
• Mentorship from expert engineers.
• Opening to build a skilled network in public operates.

This is an Extra Assist (temporary) position and doesn’t contain advantages.

• The role is full-time, but hours may vary set on department wants.
• The City of Napa is an even prospect employer.
• Candidates with disabilities may request fair accommodation during the shortlisting process.
• For questions about the role, contact the City of Napa Human References Department.
• The recruitment may close at any time without spot.

The City of Napa is a municipal state body serving the community of Napa, California. The Utilities Department is responsible for managing the metro's water, wastewater, and stormwater systems, securing trustworthy and sustainable services to residents and enterprises. This Engineering Intern post provides a unique chance to contribute to critical infrastructure projects though learning from experienced professionals in a supportive public offering environment. City of Napa is named as the hiring organization for the Engineering Intern (Extra Help) post.