The internship program at BELL provided me with an excellent opportunity to learn about the construction industry.
It gives constructive feedback to interns and lays the important groundwork necessary to work in construction.
Having access to many experienced mentors, I was able to see the operations and culture at BELL, which ultimately led to my decision to work here full-time after I completed my degree.
It gives constructive feedback to interns and lays the important groundwork necessary to work in construction.
Having access to many experienced mentors, I was able to see the operations and culture at BELL, which ultimately led to my decision to work here full-time after I completed my degree.
University of Tennessee Knoxville
B.S., Civil Engineering
May 2017
Current BELL Team Member
My time at BELL provided me the necessary foundation to be a respected manager.
The skills I learned during my internship were those that cannot be taught in the classroom. The hands-on training is second-to-none.
BELL tailors every internship experience to each individual’s strengths and weaknesses, and provides many team-building activities to where it is not just a company, but a home.
The skills I learned during my internship were those that cannot be taught in the classroom. The hands-on training is second-to-none.
BELL tailors every internship experience to each individual’s strengths and weaknesses, and provides many team-building activities to where it is not just a company, but a home.
Middle Tennessee State University
B.S., Commercial Construction Management
December 2014
Current BELL Team Member
My co-op rotation at BELL has allowed me to gain a better understanding of how the components of a building come together.
I was given the opportunity to work on many different tasks such as performing quantity take-offs, reviewing and processing submittals, and checking concrete formwork, rebar, and concrete mix designs for footings on a large hotel project.
Being with BELL has prepared me for a career in the construction industry by allowing me to experience firsthand many of the responsibilities that are required of a construction professional on a daily basis.
I was given the opportunity to work on many different tasks such as performing quantity take-offs, reviewing and processing submittals, and checking concrete formwork, rebar, and concrete mix designs for footings on a large hotel project.
Being with BELL has prepared me for a career in the construction industry by allowing me to experience firsthand many of the responsibilities that are required of a construction professional on a daily basis.
Auburn University, B.S. Building Science, 2019
Current BELL Team Member
My internship at BELL allowed me to spend time in the field with experienced superintendents and in the office with accomplished project managers. I had the opportunity to perform take-offs, track work on a project, and participate in concrete pours.
With this internship I was able to gain an understanding of what everyday life for an employee at BELL is like. This helped greatly with my decision to work at BELL full time after graduating college.
With this internship I was able to gain an understanding of what everyday life for an employee at BELL is like. This helped greatly with my decision to work at BELL full time after graduating college.
B.S., Commercial Construction Management
2018
Current BELL Team Member
My two terms with BELL not only taught me about the construction process, it taught me how to work with other people and how a construction jobsite should work.
An internship with BELL may seem like a summer job for just for a short time, but the relationships you make with BELL’s employees and the lessons you learn from them will last a lifetime, no matter where you may ultimately end up.
An internship with BELL may seem like a summer job for just for a short time, but the relationships you make with BELL’s employees and the lessons you learn from them will last a lifetime, no matter where you may ultimately end up.
Murray State University
B.S., Construction Engineering
May 2019
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