Two construction interns join AVB
An intern in commercial construction and a second intern in CAD drafting have joined AVB.
An intern in commercial construction and a second intern in CAD drafting have joined AVB.
Daniel Burns, a commercial construction intern, is now a junior at Western Michigan University. he plans to graduate as a construction engineering major with a general business and mathematics double minor in December 2016. Burns has previously been a construction intern with Black & Veatch and Louis Padnos Iron and Metal Company. Burns will work with Andrew Schipper, to gain experience in  project engineering. He will be involved in the commercial project documentation process.Â
Dimetric White has been hired as a CAD Drafter Intern.  He has an Associate Degree of Science in Building Information Modeling from Sanford-Brown College. He will work with AVB in its residential building design and construction areas, drawing on his past experience with AutoCAD, AutoCAD Architecture, Revit Drafting and Adobe Creative Cloud  He will be working with Senior CAD Draftsman Eric Gage. Â
AVB has been building southwest Michigan since 1981. The company’s commercial division focuses on construction management in the healthcare, education, office, industrial, municipal, and retail markets.  AVB’s custom residential building division specializes in single-family homes, condominiums and neighborhoods.  AVB’s development group focuses on property development for commercial, residential, and mixed uses.
Source: AVB
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