American Bridge Company

Construction501-1,000 employeesWebsite

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Open Roles

American Bridge Company is a construction company operating in the construction industry. The company employs 501-1,000 employees. American Bridge Company currently has 3 open positions. The available roles are: * **Co-Op Engineering Intern (Fall '26):** This on-site internship is designed for students pursuing a degree in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, or a related field. The program offers rotations in Engineering, Estimating, and Field Operations. Responsibilities include assisting with jobsite oversight, performing quantity tracking, supporting layout and surveying, and participating in safety planning. The internship duration is 12–16 weeks per semester (Fall, Spring, Summer). Opportunities are available at the headquarters in Coraopolis, PA for Engineering and Estimating, and project sites nationwide. * **Field Engineer:** Located in Lancaster, Tennessee, this on-site position reports to the Project Engineer. The Field Engineer will assist with managing the fabrication and construction of Dam Spillway Gates and Machinery, including site survey, engineering submittals, and development of construction methods. Requirements include a B.S. in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, or equivalent experience and 0-5 years of experience on bridge and/or steel structures, with proficiency in AutoCAD. * **Co-Op Engineering Intern (Summer '26):** This on-site internship mirrors the Fall '26 internship, offering students comprehensive, hands-on experience in heavy civil construction with rotations in Engineering, Estimating, and Field Operations. The responsibilities are the same as the Fall '26 internship. It is designed for students pursuing a degree in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, or a related field. The internship duration is 12–16 weeks per semester (Fall, Spring, Summer). Opportunities are available at the headquarters in Coraopolis, PA for Engineering and Estimating, and project sites nationwide. American Bridge Company utilizes several technologies and software tools, including: Civil Engineering, Construction Management, Heavy Civil Construction, AutoCAD, Estimating, Field Operations, Quantity Tracking, Surveying, Quality Control, Technical Design, Cost Proposals, Project Management, Communication, Problem-Solving, Safety Planning, Leadership, Bridge Design Software, MS Office, Research, Drafting, Document Management, Site Safety, Contract Management, Budget Management, Construction Practices, and Team Collaboration. The available positions have varying remote policies. The Co-Op Engineering Intern positions are on-site. The Field Engineer position is also on-site in Lancaster, Tennessee. **1. What are the primary responsibilities of a Co-Op Engineering Intern at American Bridge?** Co-Op Engineering Interns will assist with daily jobsite oversight, perform quantity tracking and field measurements, support layout and surveying, participate in safety planning, and gain exposure to bridge, marine, and structural construction methods. They will also assist with planning and technical design tasks and create AutoCAD drawings. **2. What qualifications are needed for the Field Engineer position?** The Field Engineer position requires a B.S. in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, or equivalent experience, and 0-5 years of experience on bridge and/or steel structures, with proficiency in AutoCAD. **3. What can interns expect to gain from the Co-Op/Internship Program?** Interns will gain technical skills, industry knowledge, professional development in communication, problem-solving, and project management, and a strong foundation for an entry-level Field Engineer role or other positions within American Bridge. **4. Where are the Co-Op/Internship opportunities located?** Opportunities are available at the headquarters in Coraopolis, PA for Engineering and Estimating, and project sites nationwide. **5. What is the duration of the Co-Op/Internship Program?** The Co-Op/Internship Program has a duration of 12–16 weeks per semester (Fall, Spring, Summer).