Company Update | Evers & Sons Begins Internship Program in Partnership with Somerville High School


We understand that every student’s journey is unique, and not everyone chooses the traditional four-year college route—and that’s something we wholeheartedly support. Industries like construction and energy rely on skilled, passionate professionals who take pride in their craft. To help guide and inspire the next generation of tradespeople, we’ve partnered with Somerville High School to offer a select group of students hands-on experience in our fabrication shop, providing them with valuable skills and mentorship to jumpstart their career paths.

Through this internship, students will have the opportunity to work alongside experienced professionals, gaining firsthand knowledge in welding, metal fabrication, shop safety, and the day-to-day operations of a working fabrication facility. Most importantly, they will come to understand the pride and significance of delivering quality products and services. This exposure will help them build confidence, develop practical skills, and understand what it takes to succeed in the trades.

What sets Evers & Sons apart in the industry is our commitment to quality. Our interns will not only gain hands-on experience but also be immersed in our rigorous quality programs that define our company. They will learn about industry-leading quality control processes, inspection protocols, and the importance of precision in every project. By prioritizing quality in their training, interns will develop the discipline and attention to detail required to produce work that meets the highest industry standards.

While college is a great fit for many, it isn’t the only path to a successful and rewarding career. The trades offer opportunities for meaningful work, financial stability, and long-term growth. Our internship program is designed to help students recognize the value of skilled labor and consider a career path that is both essential and highly respected.

Evers & Sons takes pride in giving back to the community and investing in the future workforce. By opening our doors to high school students, we’re helping develop the next generation who will play a pivotal role in shaping our industry for years to come. We’re excited about the impact this program will have on both the students and our industry.

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