Unique Experiences for Interns at PORTS
This year, the OnePPPO Internship initiative began with the formation of working groups with the 75 interns from EM and contractors Enterprise Technical Assistance Services (ETAS), Fluor-BWXT Portsmouth (FBP), Four Rivers Nuclear Partnership (FRNP) and North Wind Dynamics to provide a platform for interns to exchange insights, ideas and best practices across various disciplines within EM’s Portsmouth/Paducah Project Office (PPPO).
“The OnePPPO Internship program fosters a culture of teamwork and learning among our interns, encouraging them to leverage their unique perspectives for innovative solutions and building on DOE’s commitment to nurture talent and foster a robust workforce,” PPPO Manager Joel Bradburne said.
Through structured discussions, hands-on projects, and field activities participation, interns in the OnePPPO Internship program not only deepened their technical knowledge but also cultivated essential communication and leadership skills by promoting knowledge-sharing and professional development.
Summer interns at the U.S. Department of Energy Office of Environmental Management Portsmouth Site participate in a variety of “lunch and learn” sessions, part of the site’s training workshop, to aid in understanding process improvement techniques.
Read more at the Office of Environmental Management’s site here.