Jobs at W. G. Yates & Sons Construction Company

Supports large-scale construction projects through onboarding, site access, compliance tracking, meeting coordination, project documentation, timekeeping, scheduling, travel arrangements, office resource management, and communication among field teams, subcontractors, and corporate staff. Assists project managers and site leadership while supporting safety procedures, OSHA compliance, inspections, incident reporting, and overall project workflow.

Manages large-scale data center construction projects from planning through completion. Oversees subcontractors, field construction, engineering support, budgets, schedules, quality control, safety, procurement, equipment, and regulatory compliance. Serves as the primary client contact, coordinates with architects and inspectors, resolves project issues, and leads project teams to achieve cost, schedule, quality, and performance goals.

Manages mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems for complex construction projects from planning through installation, testing, and commissioning. Coordinates architects, engineers, subcontractors, and field teams while controlling schedules, budgets, procurement, quality, safety, risks, and change orders. Leads MEP personnel, resolves technical and logistical issues, ensures compliance with codes and regulations, and reports project status to clients and senior management. Frequent construction-site travel and extended hours may be required.

This construction internship provides hands-on experience through rotations across multiple departments and real-world project assignments. Interns apply academic knowledge, learn construction and project management practices, support teams in delivering projects on schedule, and develop organizational, problem-solving, communication, and teamwork skills. The program requires professionalism, reliability, adaptability, willingness to learn, and the ability to travel or relocate for the summer.

A 12-week construction internship providing hands-on exposure to multiple departments and construction project functions. Interns apply academic knowledge, support project delivery, develop organizational and problem-solving skills, and learn construction and project management practices. The role requires professionalism, reliability, strong time management, openness to feedback, teamwork, and willingness to travel or relocate for the summer.

A construction internship providing hands-on experience across multiple departments and construction projects. Interns apply academic knowledge, support project delivery, learn construction and project management practices, take detailed notes, meet deadlines, and collaborate with experienced professionals. The program may involve high-rise, manufacturing, data center, federal, military, hospitality, gaming, and entertainment projects, with potential travel or summer relocation.

This construction internship provides 12 weeks of hands-on experience across multiple departments and construction projects. Interns apply academic knowledge, learn project management, support project teams, meet deadlines, document instructions, solve problems, and develop professional skills. Assignments may involve high-rise, advanced manufacturing, industrial, federal, military, hospitality, gaming, or entertainment construction. Travel or relocation may be required.

A construction internship providing hands-on exposure to construction operations through rotations across multiple departments. Interns apply academic knowledge, support project delivery, learn construction and project management practices, and develop organizational, problem-solving, teamwork, and communication skills. The role may involve working at various U.S. locations and requires reliable transportation and willingness to travel or relocate for the summer.

A construction internship providing hands-on experience across multiple departments and construction projects. Interns apply academic knowledge, support project teams, learn construction and project management practices, take part in field and office activities, and develop professional, organizational, problem-solving, and teamwork skills. The program runs for 12 weeks and may require transportation, travel, or relocation.

Participates in a 12-week construction internship involving hands-on exposure to multiple departments and construction project functions. Applies academic knowledge, develops project management and organizational skills, takes detailed notes, meets deadlines, solves problems, receives mentorship and feedback, and collaborates in a dynamic, team-oriented environment. Work may support high-rise, manufacturing, federal, military, hospitality, gaming, and entertainment construction projects.

Construction interns gain hands-on experience during a 12-week summer program, rotating through departments and applying academic knowledge to real-world construction projects. Responsibilities include learning construction and project management practices, meeting deadlines, documenting instructions, collaborating with teams, solving problems, accepting feedback, and developing professional skills. Interns may need reliable transportation and the ability to travel or relocate for summer assignments.

Participates in a 12-week construction internship with hands-on exposure to multiple departments and construction project functions. Applies academic knowledge, develops project management and construction skills, supports scheduling and collaboration, takes detailed notes, meets deadlines, solves problems, receives mentorship and feedback, and works effectively in dynamic, team-oriented environments. Assignments may involve high-rise, manufacturing, federal, military, hospitality, gaming, or entertainment construction projects.

The Construction Intern participates in a 12-week summer program gaining hands-on exposure to construction and project management. Responsibilities include rotating through departments, learning project delivery processes, taking detailed notes, meeting deadlines, solving problems, collaborating with teams, accepting feedback, and developing professional skills. The role may require reliable transportation, travel, or relocation to various U.S. offices and project locations.

Leads Virtual Design and Construction implementation across design, construction, and facilities management projects. Manages BIM strategy, project setup, coordination meetings, 3D modeling, site logistics plans, point-cloud integration, 4D scheduling, model quality, training, metrics, and strategic initiatives. The role supports active construction sites, collaborates with project teams, promotes safety compliance, and requires strong leadership, communication, construction knowledge, and expertise with BIM and VDC software.

The Quality Control Manager leads quality management for federal construction projects, administering Contractor Quality Control programs under USACE and NAVFAC requirements. Responsibilities include developing quality plans, managing preparatory, initial, and follow-up control phases, conducting inspections, coordinating testing, reviewing submittals, tracking deficiencies and corrective actions, maintaining project records, and supporting closeout. The role interfaces with government representatives, project teams, trade partners, and safety personnel while ensuring compliance with contract documents, federal standards, specifications, and applicable codes.

Manage accounting functions for assigned construction projects, including vendor invoices, subcontractor contracts, change orders, compliance documents, owner billings, job-cost reporting, and budget-to-cost reconciliations. Support project teams with accounting questions, review job-cost details with project managers, and generate payroll, accounts receivable, contract-status, and job-cost reports. Occasional travel to project sites is required.

Manages heavy industrial construction projects valued at $50 million or more, coordinating direct-hire craft teams, subcontractors, vendors, schedules, safety, quality, permits, financial controls, client relations, and project closeout. The role oversees site logistics, constructability, VDC/BIM integration, CPM scheduling, OSHA compliance, QA/QC, cost reporting, risk management, and milestone delivery across power, chemical, pulp and paper, and specialty metals projects.

Supports project managers on heavy industrial construction projects by coordinating direct-hire trades, material logistics, subcontractor buyouts, change orders, RFIs, submittals, QA/QC, safety, financial reporting, project closeout, and Primavera P6 scheduling. The role requires direct-hire industrial experience in sectors such as pulp and paper, power generation, chemical processing, or specialty metals, along with field coordination, productivity tracking, and project administration skills.

Manages commercial construction projects from planning through completion, serving as the primary client contact. Oversees subcontractors, field construction, engineering support, schedules, budgets, purchasing, quality control, safety, equipment, and regulatory compliance. Coordinates with architects, inspectors, owners, and project supervision to resolve issues and maintain project performance, profitability, scope, quality, and timely delivery.

Assists with planning, coordination, documentation, budgeting, subcontractor scopes, constructability reviews, permits, change orders, RFIs, submittals, quality control, site logistics, punch lists, and project closeout under direct supervision. Provides field support to construction superintendents and project managers while helping maintain contract compliance and project records.