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JPI

Develops Class A multifamily housing nationwide

Field Operations Intern - Skillbridge

Construction ManagementConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
InternshipDallas, TX, USA

About the Job

Requirements

  • Be an active-duty service member approved to participate in the Department of Defense SkillBridge program and within the approved transition window.
  • Be able to participate in a full-time, 180-day training assignment.
  • Have an interest in construction management, field operations, project coordination, trade operations, or construction technology.
  • Be able to learn and apply construction safety expectations and comply with personal protective equipment and all jobsite safety requirements.
  • Be able to use or quickly learn digital construction tools and standard office software, including Procore, Bluebeam, OpenSpace, DroneDeploy, and Microsoft Office.
  • Be able to work in office and training settings and active construction site environments, including walking on uneven terrain, climbing stairs or ladders as required, and working outdoors in varying weather conditions.
  • Be able to lift up to 50 pounds, with or without reasonable accommodation, and perform site documentation tasks on schedule.

Responsibilities

  • Complete onboarding and safety readiness activities, including OSHA 30, CPR as required, and JPI mandatory safety training.
  • Shadow Operations Support Center personnel across designated verticals and complete assigned support tasks connected 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 Operations Support Center-supported project site, such as safety walks, SWPPP observations, EAP awareness, checklist execution, and documentation assignments.
  • Observe and assist with site opening and 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.
  • 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 and mentor feedback related to performance, mindset, and growth.
  • Report to the assigned Construction Manager and participate in daily site operations on an active multifamily project.
  • Support day-to-day general contractor 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, including 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.
  • Lead, under supervision, a defined small-scale project component or scope to demonstrate integrated understanding of safety, planning, execution, and documentation.
  • Develop a capstone standard operating procedure and training plan for a stage-and-sequence topic in alignment with Recruiting, Training & Development.
  • Create a one-hour training module to support future JPI employee development in a defined construction topic or phase.
  • Participate in career readiness activities, including resume refinement, personal brand preparation, interview coaching, and mock interviews.
  • Present completed capstone work and demonstrate readiness for transition into civilian construction employment.
  • Support special projects assigned by Recruiting, Training & Development, 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.

About the Company

JPI

Develops Class A multifamily housing nationwide

JPI develops, builds, and invests in Class A multifamily housing across the United States to transform buildings, strengthen communities, and improve lives. Its approach combines development, construction, and investment in select apartment communities, guided by sustainable development and strategic partnerships. With a large portfolio (380+ projects, 117,000+ homes in 143 cities) valued at over $19.5 billion, JPI leverages a world-class, cross‑industry team and long-standing partnerships to manage each stage from acquisition and development to operation. The company differentiates itself through its scale, focus on sustainability, deep industry experience, and strong relationships, including a long-term collaboration between its leaders. JPI’s goal is to shape the future of community living by creating vibrant, well‑managed neighborhoods that benefit residents and the broader communities nationwide.

Company size
501-1,000
Company stage
Acquired
Total funding
$77.8M
Headquarters
Irving, TX
Founded
1989

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