Worley New Zealand
2021 Graduate I & C Engineer
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Opportunity details
- Graduate Job or Program
- 2 vacancies
- Apply by 9 Aug 2020
As well as doing great engineering, we engineer great careers.
As New Zealand's leading provider of industrial design, build and maintenance services, we can provide the career challenges, project scope and professional opportunities you simply won't find anywhere else.
We know how important your first role is because we've been there too. We also know what makes a good engineer, and we aim to give you the building blocks of a successful career. While technical learning is important, to really thrive in this environment you'll need to engage and interact well with people, be confident in your own ability, and able to actively manage yourself. An ability to think and work pragmatically would be a bonus too. You'll be well supported and mentored on this journey by some of the best senior design engineers in our business. We have a Graduate Development Programme that involves structured development and a chance to show your leadership skills along with your colleagues as part of our Graduate Development Organisation.
Our graduate roles start in our New Plymouth office to give our graduates the best start to their career. With offices in Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, Hastings and Whangarei our graduates have opportunities to work nationwide in a variety of industries.
We are looking for graduate engineers with a Bachelors in Instrument & Controls Engineering (or similar) who are ready to kick start their careers. As a graduate I & C Engineer, you will be involved with small, medium and large size projects. This will include seeing a project through from its inception all the way through to commissioning and completion. You will be able to see every aspect of the project cycle. As a graduate engineer, you will also have many opportunities to get on-site and see everything first hand. The primary focus for an I & C Engineer is with hazardous area design and installation as we are a large oil and gas company, however along with projects outside of oil and gas i.e. building services and renewable energy.
If you'd like to find out more about this opportunity, our great organisation, and how you can apply then please check us out at www.worley.com/careers. Applications close 9 August 2020.
Reviews
working alongside senior process engineers on various projects.
$150k - $4M on time and within budget.
As a graduate I work under the supervision of more senior engineers to produce many deliverables of detailed design e.g. calculations, drawings, datasheets, technical reports and operating procedures. I participate in several formal assessments such as HAZOPs, HAZIDs and design reviews as a scribe.
About the employer
Worley New Zealand
3.9
50,000 - 100,000 employees
Engineering Consulting
A career at Worley offers the exciting opportunity to work on leading edge projects, contributing to delivery of a new energy future.
Pros and cons of working at Worley New Zealand
Pros
Lots of opportunities for growth.
Exposure and guidance from experienced people
Very good socially, lots of other young professionals in the office.
Flexi-time and being able to bank hours when you complete over time to use for future leave. Exposure to a wide range of opportunities is also a huge bonus
Variety of projects/clients/sites Great people, great location Opportunities to lead small projects Work closely with senior members of organisation Get a chance to shape my working environment/career path Working in emerging technologies e.e new energy plenty of site experience
Good Job diversity and getting to work on large scale projects.
Cons
Predominantly desk based thus far.
Assuming all employees of the same level can do the same work
Promotion into senior roles can be harder once you graduate from the program as you may still be seen as the young engineer you once were
As a consultancy, minimising overheads is the goal.
Big companies can sometimes have a lot of red tape with certain processes. Takes a little while to get to know who to work through it with
Limited formal training