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County Attorney roles sit at the intersection of law and public service, making them one of the more complex CPT placements for F-1 students. Your DSO must confirm the position is an integral part of your law curriculum, and the work authorization covers only the employer and hours listed on your I-20.
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Get Access To All JobsSummary: Capital Programs & Maintenance is accepting college students interested in project management, architectural services, project budgets, or construction management. Interns will receive meaningful real-world work experience and engage in various assigned projects. Communication skills, critical thinking, and leadership skills will be tested as interns take their first steps in managing projects.
Job Details
Title Capital Programs & Maintenance Part Time Intern
Description Position Title: Capital Programs & Maintenance Intern
Reports To: Executive Director of Capital Programs & Maintenance
Work Hours: Flexible during normal business hours M-F
Requirements
- Currently enrolled students in a Two- or Four-year College, University, or equivalent professional training program.
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint).
- Must have reliable transportation to and from SCCPSS Capital Programs & Maintenance Department location – 3609 Hopkins Street, 31405.
- Ability to conduct site visits to active construction projects in the Chatham County Area.
Preferred Qualifications:
- College Students – currently enrolled in a college level program related to Engineering, Construction Management, Architectural, or Project Management.
- Familiarity with databases and project management software and spreadsheet development.
Essential Duties:
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Assist Project Managers and Staff: Collaborate closely with Project Managers and other team members to provide support for ongoing capital projects within the Savannah-Chatham County Public School System.
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Document Management: Organize and maintain critical design and construction documentation including drawings, project manuals, and specifications. Ensure that these documents are easily accessible to the team.
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Knowledge Base Development: Contribute to the development of a knowledge base that compiles best practices and lessons learned from SCCPSS capital projects. This may involve research, data collection, and documentation.
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Data Collection and Organization: Assist Project Managers in collecting and organizing data related to site inspections and conformance documentation. This may include inputting data into spreadsheets or databases.
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Technology Tools: Take responsibility for the use of technology tools used by the group such as plotters, tablets, and inspection devices. Ensure that these tools are in good working condition after use.
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Site Visits: If qualified and as needed, conduct site visits to active construction projects. This may involve documenting progress, taking photographs, and assisting in the assessment of project status.
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Assignment for hands-on learning with partnered Architectural, Engineering, and Construction Management firms.
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Leadership: Coordinate junior interns on multi-month projects, assigning duties and providing assistance until project completion.
Physical Requirements:
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Ability to lift up to 50 pounds.
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Ability to walk, stand, or sit for extended periods of time.
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Ability to climb on building roofs.
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Possible exposure to heavy dust, dirt, chemical, or paint fumes, or other airborne matter.
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Ability to respond quickly in an emergency.
Knowledge, Skills, Abilities, and Other Work Requirements:
- Excellent written & verbal communication skills.
- Excellent problem-solving skills and capable of devising new approaches to problems encountered.
- Strong analytical and organizational skills. Must have the ability to plan and coordinate given tasks or projects.
- Demonstrates willingness to take on difficult tasks and complete assigned jobs.
- Required to wear professional attire and maintain a professional demeanor.
- Excellent technology literacy.
Summary: Capital Programs & Maintenance is accepting college students interested in project management, architectural services, project budgets, or construction management. Interns will receive meaningful real-world work experience and engage in various assigned projects. Communication skills, critical thinking, and leadership skills will be tested as interns take their first steps in managing projects.
Job Details
Title Capital Programs & Maintenance Part Time Intern
Description Position Title: Capital Programs & Maintenance Intern
Reports To: Executive Director of Capital Programs & Maintenance
Work Hours: Flexible during normal business hours M-F
Requirements
- Currently enrolled students in a Two- or Four-year College, University, or equivalent professional training program.
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint).
- Must have reliable transportation to and from SCCPSS Capital Programs & Maintenance Department location – 3609 Hopkins Street, 31405.
- Ability to conduct site visits to active construction projects in the Chatham County Area.
Preferred Qualifications:
- College Students – currently enrolled in a college level program related to Engineering, Construction Management, Architectural, or Project Management.
- Familiarity with databases and project management software and spreadsheet development.
Essential Duties:
-
Assist Project Managers and Staff: Collaborate closely with Project Managers and other team members to provide support for ongoing capital projects within the Savannah-Chatham County Public School System.
-
Document Management: Organize and maintain critical design and construction documentation including drawings, project manuals, and specifications. Ensure that these documents are easily accessible to the team.
-
Knowledge Base Development: Contribute to the development of a knowledge base that compiles best practices and lessons learned from SCCPSS capital projects. This may involve research, data collection, and documentation.
-
Data Collection and Organization: Assist Project Managers in collecting and organizing data related to site inspections and conformance documentation. This may include inputting data into spreadsheets or databases.
-
Technology Tools: Take responsibility for the use of technology tools used by the group such as plotters, tablets, and inspection devices. Ensure that these tools are in good working condition after use.
-
Site Visits: If qualified and as needed, conduct site visits to active construction projects. This may involve documenting progress, taking photographs, and assisting in the assessment of project status.
-
Assignment for hands-on learning with partnered Architectural, Engineering, and Construction Management firms.
-
Leadership: Coordinate junior interns on multi-month projects, assigning duties and providing assistance until project completion.
Physical Requirements:
-
Ability to lift up to 50 pounds.
-
Ability to walk, stand, or sit for extended periods of time.
-
Ability to climb on building roofs.
-
Possible exposure to heavy dust, dirt, chemical, or paint fumes, or other airborne matter.
-
Ability to respond quickly in an emergency.
Knowledge, Skills, Abilities, and Other Work Requirements:
- Excellent written & verbal communication skills.
- Excellent problem-solving skills and capable of devising new approaches to problems encountered.
- Strong analytical and organizational skills. Must have the ability to plan and coordinate given tasks or projects.
- Demonstrates willingness to take on difficult tasks and complete assigned jobs.
- Required to wear professional attire and maintain a professional demeanor.
- Excellent technology literacy.
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Get Access To All JobsCounty Attorney CPT: Frequently Asked Questions
Does a County Attorney job qualify for CPT authorization?
A County Attorney position can qualify for CPT if your law school confirms it is an integral part of your J.D. curriculum. The role must be directly tied to your field of study, and your DSO must authorize it on your I-20 before you begin working. Paid and unpaid positions are both eligible, but part-time CPT during the academic term is most common for these placements.
Can I work for a county government office on CPT?
Yes. County government offices are public employers and can hire F-1 students on CPT. Unlike private employers, county offices typically don't need to file an LCA or go through DOL prevailing wage certification for CPT purposes. The authorization comes entirely from your school, not a federal agency. Confirm the office is listed correctly as the employer on your I-20 before your start date.
Will 12 months of full-time CPT eliminate my OPT eligibility?
Yes. If you accumulate 12 or more months of full-time CPT, you lose eligibility for OPT entirely. Part-time CPT, defined as 20 hours per week or fewer, does not count toward that 12-month threshold regardless of how long it runs. For County Attorney roles that run a full academic year at full-time hours, this trade-off is a real consideration you need to raise with your DSO before accepting.
How do I find County Attorney offices that have hired F-1 students before?
Migrate Mate lets you search public-sector legal employers with CPT and OPT hiring history, which is a faster starting point than cold-contacting county HR departments. You can also ask your law school's career services office for a list of county or government employers who have previously submitted CPT offer letters, since those offices already understand the documentation requirements.
What documents does a County Attorney employer need for my CPT?
The employer's primary obligation is to provide an offer letter that includes the position title, duties, employment dates, hours per week, and the supervisor's name and contact. Your DSO uses that letter to update your I-20 and issue CPT authorization. Some county HR systems generate generic offer letters, so request a version that includes all those specifics. You handle the DSO submission; the employer does not file anything with USCIS for CPT.