Pike Corporation
Substation Student Intern
Fort Mill, SC, United States · Intern · Internship
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About the role
- Candidate must be currently enrolled at an accredited college/university. - Strong analytical and problem-solving skills. - Effective communication (both written and verbally) and i...
- Duties & Responsibilities - Special projects or assignments - Maintenance of spread sheets and databases - Operational and maintenance training documentation and help aids - Clerical activities (document creation, review, and filing) - Assisting in the management of small capital and/or expense projects. - Creation of project schedules, milestones and deliverables including use of Microsoft Project. - Assisting in the solution of issues utilizing engineering principles and practices. - Assisting in the management of engineering project spending documentation. - Creation of project savings and justification documents.
Responsibilities
- Duties include a wide variety of activities to support Engineering initiatives and projects.
Requirements
- Candidate must be currently enrolled at an accredited college/university..
- Requirements - A High School Diploma or GED is required.
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