Supervisor: Jon Kelley- (314) 368-2583, jkelley@americashomeplace.comIn my internship with America's Home Place, I have gained a ton of experience in the management and quality control of custom residential projects. I conduct quality inspections at various stages of the project, from initial plan and estimate reviews to framing and pre-drywall checks to final punch-out. I'm often responsible for fixing issues I find in such inspections, and have gained experience in a variety of hands-on construction skills in doing so. I also have become familiar with the overall project management process.Hours for Clemson CSM internship requirement (as of 11/11/2021): 596

Supervisor: Brandon Pinkard- (720) 391-0479, brandon@schneiderbc.comIn my internship with Schneider, I essentially acted as a second superintendent on two townhome projects in the gentrifying Denver neighborhood of Berkeley- one with six units, and the other, which I focused on primarily, with thirteen. On a regular basis, I ordered supplies; directed subcontractors in daily tasks; walked with inspectors, leads, and owners; helped develop schedules; solved issues that arose by interpreting plans, coordinating with various experts, and drawing on my own knowledge and past experience; translated communications to and from Spanish-speaking subcontractors; and managed a safe and efficient job site.Hours for Clemson CSM internship requirement: 430

Supervisor: Joe Marchese, (912) 213-9999, joe@marchese.constructionMy internship with Joe Marchese Commercial was a great first experience in the construction industry. Mr. Marchese was very intentional about ensuring that I get my feet wet in as many facets of the business as possible in my short five weeks working for him. I spent time shadowing a superintendent, project managers, plumbers, an estimator, a comptroller, and Joe himself, and I picked up skills in each of these people's realms along the way.Hours for Clemson CSM internship requirement: 209