Safety Internship - Spring 2027

Blue Ash, OH
Internship
Student (College)

Title: Safety Internship
Division: Enerfab Power & Industrial
Location: Blue Ash, OH
Direct Report: VP of Safety and Quality 

Company Description
Enerfab has 125 years of experience providing fabrication, construction, and industrial services across the chemical, food & beverage, oil & gas, heavy industrial, data center, and power industries. Founded in 1901, Enerfab has grown into an industry leader known for its capabilities, safety, and commitment to quality. As part of Quanta Services (NYSE: PWR), Enerfab combines operational agility and craftsmanship with the resources of a Fortune 200 infrastructure leader.

Are you Built for the Challenge?
Enerfab and the co-op student program go way back - We have been incorporating co-op students into our organization for over 40 years, with the lens that this program can be mutually beneficial for the future. We feel that it is with this intention and our corporate culture that we create a workplace that is desirable to both excel and grow as business professionals. In fact, there are several folks on our management teams that got their start as Enerfab co-op students.

Please note: This is a paid internship opportunity.

Responsibilities

The Safety Intern will work alongside our Safety and Project Management teams to gain real-world experience in the field of construction safety. Responsibilities include:

  • Jobsite Safety Support: Assist site safety managers with daily safety inspections, hazard identification, and corrective action tracking.
  • Incident Prevention & Investigation: Support root cause analysis of incidents and near misses, helping implement corrective actions to prevent reoccurrence.
  • Safety Audits & Reporting: Conduct safety observations, audits, and documentation to ensure compliance with OSHA, company standards, and site-specific requirements.
  • Training & Communication: Assist in developing and delivering toolbox talks, safety orientation, and training materials to support field personnel.
  • Documentation & Compliance: Maintain safety records, compile reports, and ensure required safety documentation (JSAs, permits, etc.) is complete and properly filed.
  • Collaboration: Work closely with project teams to reinforce Enerfab’s commitment to building a proactive safety culture.

Qualifications

  • Currently enrolled and working toward a bachelor’s degree in Occupational Safety & Health, Construction Management, Engineering, or a related field.
  • Strong interest in pursuing a career in safety and/or construction.
  • Familiarity with OSHA standards and general construction safety principles preferred.
  • Self-motivated with strong problem-solving skills.
  • Good written and verbal communication skills.
  • Ability to provide thorough attention to detail.
  • Comfortable in both office and field environments, including active construction sites.
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