Engineering Intern - Integrity Management

Wood is looking for students in their final year of study who are interested in accessing the professional world through an internship with us where we offer the possibility to put into practice and expand the knowledge acquired during their studies.

The role is offered to fit in with study timetables and course obligations.

What will I do?

The successful candidate(s) will work with the Integrity Management department, assisting and directly performing – under the mentorship of more senior colleagues – specific tasks as follows:

• Evaluating asset information to determine hazards, damage mechanisms, failure modes and risk mitigations
• Assisting in the generation of risk based inspection plans, integrity management plans and inspection work instructions
• Applying engineering knowledge to the solving of anomaly management issues in conjunction with Wood’s diverse engineering subject matter experts
• The development, implementation and update of asset integrity management systems
• Utilising digital tools to capture and manipulate data; identifying trends and equipment health concerns
• Asset health surveillance activities
• KPI reporting and performance metric development for system integrity
• Updating Computerised Maintenance Management Systems
• Developing inspection programs and procedures
• Assisting with client reports to communicate results and recommendations
• Ensure Wood and Client Health, Safety, Environmental and Quality procedures are followed and that a high standard of safety is achieved in all associated work
• Comply with the requirements and also its continuous improvement in all our Company activities, to guarantee a position of global performance improvement

To ensure your application is eligible you must upload a copy of both your CV and academic transcript.  Our suggestion is to merge your CV and transcript into one document (.pdf) prior to uploading. 

Skills / Qualifications

At Wood, we don't just look for WAM or GPA scores. We believe enthusiasm, personality, commitment, and creative thinking are just as important.

• Currently in your final year of your Engineering degree (any specialisation) 
• Attention to detail: You will be responsible for creating detailed designs and specifications and must pay close attention to detail to ensure the accuracy and safety of the work.
• Teamwork: Most engineering projects require collaboration and teamwork, so strong interpersonal and collaboration skills are essential
• Adaptability: Engineering is a constantly evolving field, and as a graduate engineer you should be able to adapt to new technologies and techniques.
• Problem solving: Engineering often requires finding creative solutions to complex problems. Good critical thinking, analytical and problem-solving skills are highly valued.
• Communication skills: The ability to communicate technical information in a clear and concise manner is important for a graduate engineer. This includes the ability to write reports, give presentations, and explain complex technical concepts to non-technical colleagues.
• Continuous Learning: Technologies and methodologies are constantly changing so staying up to date is an important attribute.
• Creativity: have that innate ability to “think outside the box”
• Analytical ability: ability to think analytically to fully define a problem and develop solutions suited to the problem.
• Logical thinking: ability to understand how a system works, what can go wrong and how to fix it. This requires the ability to think logically and evaluate and understand each element that makes up the system.
• Leadership: well-developed “human skills” so you can smoothly perform non-technical duties.
• Respect for health and safety protocols: this is more of a requirement than a skill but adherence to policies that aim to eliminate or mitigate risk is a necessity.