Requirements: Support staff in rebuilding cabins with an emphasis on historic preservation techniques and cataloging of building parts. Physically help in cleaning, reconstruction, painting and finishes per NPS guidelines. Assist in procurement of materials for jobsite including specialty reproduction hardware, specialty lumber and specialty paints. Occasionally assist on other jobsites, sales and other aspects of a small construction company. Assist and give tours, lectures, interviews and general liaison with the public regarding the project.

Candidates must demonstrate a genuine interest in technical construction and construction management. They should be detail-oriented, organized, and efficient at multi-tasking. They must be able to work long hours through frequent interruptions, lift up to 50 pounds, work at heights up to 30 feet, and tackle projects both independently and collaboratively, and have excellent customer service skills. A successful candidate must be able to do all of this while maintaining a positive attitude.

Support: Tools and appropriate supervision by licensed contractors, conservators and subcontractors will be available.

Product: Following the internship the intern will be well versed in the practical experience of historic preservation, conservation and reconstruction and the business of small construction companies.

Stipend: $300.00 per week plus applicable credits.

Fax Letter and Resume to: 843-795-3325