SKILLBRIDGE.MIL DATALAST SYNC 2026-07-25
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In official directorySynced 2026-07-25

Field Operations Intern (Class A Multifamily Construction)/JPI DFW Location/JPI

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Program summary

JPI, a top-performing vertically integrated multi-family construction company, has an exciting opportunity for a SkillBridge Intern to join our Recruiting, Training & Development (RTD) and Construction Operations teams through a structured, 180-day transitional training experience designed for Department of Defense SkillBridge participants to learn how to manage projects as a top-performing General Contractor.This internship provides progressive exposure to safety, construction operations, field coordination, digital construction tools, and multifamily stage-and-sequence execution through a combination of Academy instruction, Operations Support Center (OSC) rotations, and active jobsite assignments. The program is structured to develop job-ready talent through foundational certifications, mentored field learning, and a capstone project aligned with JPI’s RTD department. Successful participants will build the habits, technical familiarity, and documentation discipline needed to contribute to live project operations from day one after military separation.

Roles & job description

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS & RESPONSIBILITIESPhase 1: Foundational Orientation, Safety, and OSC Exposure• Complete onboarding and safety readiness activities, including OSHA 30, CPR (as required), and JPI mandatory safety training.• Shadow Operations Support Center (OSC) personnel across designated verticals and complete assigned support tasks that connect to active construction projects.• Learn how centralized support teams contribute to field execution, documentation, communication flow, and issue resolution.• Participate in supervised field orientation activities on an OSC-supported project site (e.g., safety walks, SWPPP observations, EAP awareness, checklist execution, documentation assignments).• Observe and assist with site opening/closing procedures, material receipt, and daily routine support under supervision.• Walk with safety and third-party inspectors to understand compliance expectations and field quality oversight practices.Phase 2: Academy Training and Technical Development• Complete the Academy curriculum covering JPI culture and mindset, construction technology, construction knowledge, construction operations, and trade operations.• Participate in simulated jobsite scenarios, team-based problem-solving exercises, instructor-led training, and structured site visits.• Complete training in construction technology platforms such as Procore, Bluebeam, OpenSpace, and DroneDeploy.• Successfully complete course assessments measured by accuracy and time-to-complete while meeting participation and professionalism expectations.• Receive and respond to instructor/mentor feedback related to performance, mindset, and growth.Phase 3: Field Production and Project Oversight Training• Report to the assigned Construction Manager and participate in daily site operations on an active multifamily project.• Support day-to-day GC oversight activities by completing assigned observations, updating status information, and assisting with documentation tied to quality, safety, schedule, and field execution.• Develop working knowledge of multifamily stage-and-sequence responsibilities (horizontal, vertical/rough, exterior/site, finishes, and turnover).• Use JPI construction technology tools in live field conditions to document progress, support accountability, and reinforce project visibility.• Participate in trade coordination support, field communication routines, and supervised issue escalation as directed.• Demonstrate growth in field presence, planning awareness, documentation quality, and execution discipline while working with project teams.Phase 4: Capstone, Training Development, and Career Readiness• Lead (under supervision) a defined small-scale project component or scope to demonstrate integrated understanding of safety, planning, execution, and documentation.• Develop a capstone SOP and training plan for a stage-and-sequence topic in alignment with RTD.• Create a one-hour training module to support future JPI employee development in a defined construction topic or phase.• Participate in career readiness activities (resume refinement, personal brand preparation, interview coaching, and mock interviews).• Present completed capstone work and demonstrate readiness for transition into civilian construction employment.NON-ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS & RESPONSIBILITIES Support special projects assigned by RTD, Construction Operations, or the jobsite leadership team. Travel within the metro area or to project sites (as needed) to support training rotations and field learning objectives.EDUCATION, WORK EXPERIENCE, & PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS• Active-duty service member approved for participation in the Department of Defense SkillBridge program and within the approved transition window.• Ability to participate in a full-time, 180-day training assignment.• Interest in construction management, field operations, project coordination, trade operations, or construction technology.• Ability to learn and apply construction safety expectations; willingness to comply with PPE and all jobsite safety requirements.• Ability to use (or quickly learn) digital construction tools and standard office software (e.g., Procore, Bluebeam, OpenSpace, DroneDeploy, Microsoft Office).• Ability to work in office/training settings and in active construction site environments, including walking uneven terrain, climbing stairs/ladders as required, and working outdoors in varying weather conditions.• Ability to lift up to 50 pounds (with or without reasonable accommodation) and perform site documentation tasks on schedule.CORE COMPETENCIES• Safety awareness and jobsite compliance discipline• Construction documentation quality and attention to detail• Technology adoption and digital tool execution• Team communication and collaboration in fast-paced environments• Professionalism: punctuality, adaptability, and coachability• Ownership of assigned tasks and follow-through• Problem solving and disciplined execution• Awareness of multifamily stage-and-sequence across major construction phases

Additional notes

You’ve led missions, owned the standard, and delivered when it mattered most. Now, as you look toward that next chapter, imagine a civilian career that values your discipline, your grit, and your leadership from day one.At JPI, our 180‑day SkillBridge Multifamily Construction Program is built specifically for transitioning service members like you. This isn’t busy work or job shadowing—it’s a structured path from uniform to a real role in multifamily construction.Across four phases, you’ll earn OSHA 30, master top construction tech like Procore and Bluebeam, and train shoulder‑to‑shoulder with our field teams on active job sites. You’ll rotate through real stages of construction—horizontal work, framing, MEP rough‑in, exteriors, finishes, and turnover—while still receiving your full military pay and benefits.We’re not just training to check a box. We’re training to hire. The entire program is designed to build job‑ready coordinators and field leaders, and our goal is a seamless transition into a full‑time role after separation for those who earn it.If you’re within 180 days of separation and ready to build a career as strong as your service, this is your next mission. Talk to your command about SkillBridge approval, then connect with JPI’s SkillBridge team and take the first step toward your future in multifamily construction.

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Interview prep for this program
Ask them
  • ▸ "How many of your past SkillBridge interns received full-time offers?" — a serious program knows the number.
  • ▸ "Who will my day-to-day mentor be, and what does week one look like?"
  • ▸ "The listing says 151 - 180 days — can that flex to my approved window if my command shortens it?"
  • ▸ "Is relocation expected for a full-time offer, or can I convert where I am?"
Bring to the conversation
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  • ✓ Your command's approval status — even "packet drafted" signals you're serious
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  • ✓ A written training-plan ask — you'll need it for your packet anyway