Job Description
INTERNSHIP - FIELD MANAGEMENT
At this time, we can only consider applicants with authorization to work in the United States on a permanent, full-time basis; unfortunately, we cannot provide visa sponsorship.
Founded in 1999, Norcon is a Chicago-based General Contractor that manages the construction of simple to complex commercial projects as well as high-end residential projects. Norcon completes work all over the country through our Chicago office. We pride ourselves on being client-focused, as well as a leader in today's progressive construction industry. Our diverse history of award-winning projects includes commercial, retail, educational, pharmaceutical, hospitality, religious and high-end residential construction.
We are proud of the work we do and the team we've built. We believe that creating and fostering a great company culture is good for both. We work smart, hold ourselves to the highest standards, develop our team, work collaboratively, deliver great results for our clients, and have fun!
Norcon has Internships available for Engineering or Construction Management students, considering a career in Field Management. As an intern, you will gain experience in all aspects of our projects from preconstruction through closeout.
About the Mural Arts Project:
Located in the heart of the Ogden Avenue Corridor at 3216 W. Ogden Ave., the Mural Arts Park (MAP) will be a state-of-the-art welcoming destination that celebrates creativity, community and the mural arts. Designed as a calming space rooted in hope and peace, MAP will be free, accessible and open to the public year-round.
The campus will include a new single-story building and an expansive outdoor garden. The grounds will be home to about 30 large-scale murals by local and national artists, forming an immersive outdoor gallery. MAP will maintain a permanent collection of key murals while rotating elements of the collection to highlight new and local talent and keep the space dynamic.
Inside, MAP will offer creative classes and workshops for teens and adults in two dedicated studio spaces, along with a welcoming café and flexible areas for community events and gatherings. Together, these spaces position MAP as a creative hub for Chicago's West Side, where culture and community come together.
Candidates who live in or have strong ties to the North Lawndale community are encouraged to apply.
This internship requires working at the project site in a job site trailer located at 3216 W Ogden Avenue, Chicago, IL 60623.
This Internship will begin June 15, 2026 and run through August 21, 2026 (end date
flexible for back-to-school timing). Applications due no later than June 8, 2026.
SCHEDULE: Monday through Friday from 7:00 AM CST - 3:00 PM CST.
PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES
Support the project team with day-to-day coordination and communication
Learn how construction projects are managed in both the office and the field
Help organize project drawings, schedules, and other jobsite documentation
Participate in jobsite walks and safety observations with the team
Assist with tracking project progress, open items, and project updates
Work alongside Project Managers, Superintendents, subcontractors, and other team members
Gain exposure to construction planning, problem-solving, and quality control processes
Help maintain an organized and safe jobsite environment
Attend team meetings and learn about different phases of construction projects
Take on additional responsibilities and learning opportunities as experience grows
EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE
Currently pursuing bachelor's degree in engineering, construction management, or related field
OTHER REQUIREMENTS
Ability to travel to job sites and vendor locations
Be responsible and accountable for projects
Have strong negotiation and analytical skills
Be strongly committed to safety
Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion:
Norcon is an equal opportunity employer committed to providing an open, welcoming environment for everyone.

Mural Arts Project - Field Management Internship
Norcon, Inc. · Chicago, IL, USA ·
- Job type:
- Contract