Interning with DOLI in the HR Division was great! I learned so much, and the people were so nice and always available to make my experience enjoyable.
The internship was an excellent opportunity to learn how government agencies operate. The employees are more than willing to help and are very flexible. Interning with DOLI was one of the most pleasant experiences of my summer.
DOLI gave me great experience with trial preparation and development of my legal skills. The work was for cases that DOLI took on and also was a great experience to learn about issues that impact the surrounding community of Virginia. I had a great experience and was helped at all points and steps along the way.
Completing an internship at DOLI gave me the opportunity to perform a wide variety of tasks and learn about the agency’s programs; subsequently it helped open the door for pursuing a full time opportunity at the agency.
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Volunteer at DOLI High school and college students to retirees share their time and talents in numerous positions throughout the Agency. Our volunteers are committed to making a difference in the lives of others. Top 10 Reasons For Volunteering With DOLI
Don’t delay! Complete your application today. Click on the appropriate star to gain immediate access to your application. We can’t wait to hear from you! Internships! DOLI’s internship program allows both college and high school students to experience the day-to-day operations of our Agency while enhancing their educational experiences to include real-world learning beyond the classroom. In general, internships are targeted toward a specific learning project or goal and supervised by a designated DOLI staff member. Internship opportunities are available on a part-time or full-time basis during the spring, summer and fall semesters. DOLI internships are unpaid, but in some cases college credit may be earned as part of the agreement. All interns must be at least 16 years old and must submit a DOLI intern application, resume and two letters of reference to: Director of Human Resources Deadlines For Internship Applications: Spring Semester: Nov. 1 Summer Semester: March 1 Fall Semester: July 1 If the semester deadline has passed, please contact our office to check availability. You will receive an acknowledgment card as receipt of your application package. Candidates whose background and skills most meet position requirements are contacted by phone for an interview.
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Volunteer & Internship Opportunities We have something for everyone in locations across the State… Clerical Volunteer Offer administrative support for a variety of Agency divisions to include word processing, filing, receptionist duties, and others. Compliance Officer Volunteer Provide administrative assistance to VOSH Program Compliance Officers to help expedite case file processing, production management, and inspection preparation through data entry, research, scheduling, word processing, presentation development, and participation in field inspections through photography and information gathering. Volunteers for this position must be at least 18 years of age or older. Government Affairs Intern Work directly with the Commissioner and other executive management in an effort to learn about different areas of State government. The selected individual may work on special projects involving issues faced by the Agency, attend meetings regarding governmental topics, and research/follow pertinent legislation. Human Resources Volunteer Assist HR team members with all functions of the day-to-day operations within the Division to include benefits administration, recruitment, compensation and classification, clerical duties, volunteer administration, special event preparation, and training. IT Volunteer Help IT team members with all functions of the day-to-day operations with the Division to include technology inventories, completion of VITA assignments, and special projects. Labor & Employment Law Volunteer Participate in the preparation, implementation, and support of the child labor and other wage and employment law programs as needed. Legal Support Services Volunteer Provide support services to the Division through conducting research, drafting documents, and implementing special projects in support of the Office of Occupational Safety and Health Compliance. Regulatory & Policy Volunteer Offer technical support for inherently governmental functions, such as records management, research issues relevant to Agency mandates, and assist with various other tasks as needed. Special Events Volunteer Welcome and orient guests, assist staff in presenting lectures, help in preparation and clean up of activities. VOSH (Virginia Occupational Safety & Health) Directives Assistant Acquire hands-on experience with VOSH directives. Opportunities include researching existing directives, reviewing how other states are handling specific issues, and assisting with the creation and/or revision of these documents. VOSH (Virginia Occupational Safety & Health) Special Assistant Acquire hands-on experience working directly with the Assistant Commissioner of Programs and other executive management in a move to restructure the VOSH Apprenticeship Program. Opportunities include the development and implementation of a digital, state-wide recordkeeping system; input into the restructuring of the Division for more efficient and effective business operations; and creation of a comprehensive matrix to aid in keeping up-to-date with federal policy and program changes. VPP (Voluntary Protection Program) Volunteer Help DOLI staff review documents that describe or verify the designated worksite’s safety and health management system, tour the worksite to ensure the system’s operational effectiveness, and interview employees and contractors. Volunteers for this position must be at least 18 years of age or older. We can customize an experience to meet your interests and needs. |
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