Mine Engineering Intern (Summer 2027)

About the Role

This is a 10‑week, paid Mine Engineering internship beginning May 27 2025, based at Amrize’s cement plant/quarry in Ada, OK. The internship provides hands‑on experience in aggregates and cement production, with opportunities to develop technical, production, and leadership skills while contributing to sustainable building initiatives.

Responsibilities

• Hands‑on learning of operational procedures, production/maintenance activities, and product knowledge at the cement plant and quarry.
• Collect and analyze data, identify process correlations, and help develop strategies for ongoing projects.
• Gain exposure to daily mine operations, including drilling, blasting, loading, and hauling.
• Work alongside operators to monitor and maintain heavy mining equipment for optimal performance and efficiency.
• Collaborate with geology, engineering, safety, and other departments to understand the full spectrum of operations.
• Assist in implementing and monitoring safety protocols to ensure compliance with industry standards.
• Apply a range of engineering skills in day‑to‑day tasks, contributing to team and company goals.
• Prepare and deliver a presentation of learnings and contributions to the executive leadership team at the internship’s conclusion.

Requirements

• Currently enrolled in an undergraduate program majoring in Mine Engineering or a related field.
• Strong academic performance with a solid understanding of engineering principles.
• Geographic flexibility to work at various sites.
• Excellent oral and written communication skills.
• High energy and a proactive approach to new challenges.
• Team‑player attitude with the ability to collaborate across organizational levels.
• Willingness to spend significant time in the field, gaining hands‑on experience and firsthand knowledge of business operations.

Schedule and Environment

• On‑site role with a mandatory 40‑hour work week, Monday through Friday, 8‑hour shifts each day.
• Work environment includes a quarry and cement plant with moving mechanical equipment, airborne particles, and outdoor weather conditions.
• Interns are responsible for their own transportation to and from worksites.
• Potential travel to other sites for tours, shadowing experiences, or intern events during the internship.

Benefits

• Industry experience within the building materials sector.
• Mentorship and professional development training throughout the summer.
• Dynamic culture that values diversity, teamwork, work/life balance, and recognition.
• Exploration of full‑time employment opportunities after graduation with a fast‑growing company.