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Wood's Subsea and Export Systems business are looking to hire 4 Graduate Subsea/Pipeline Engineer's to be based in the Staines office.
We are are looking for dynamic, digital/tech savvy, versatile individuals with a desire to support fast moving varied projects, with a continuous focus on delivery and client satisfaction.
Our graduate engineers will assist senior engineers, under the guidance of the Business Manager, in developing and/or delivering work scopes as allocated by the project/s.
The work scopes, and other Wood training, shall support the development of the graduate engineer and allow them to perform application of advanced subsea and pipeline engineering and management, and maintain the required technical quality of work. Graduates will be required to:
- Perform design and analysis;
- Assist with in-house development of tools & programmes;
- Be involved in project planning, expediting and execution;
- Understand and become familiar with report writing standards;
- Participate in internal workshops and training lectures;
- Become familiar with Wood’s systems and software.
Required Qualifications, Experience and Competence:
- Graduate engineer with a minimum 2:1 Bachelor’s degree in an Engineering field and a Master’s degree in Oil & Gas Process, Pipelines, Subsea Engineering or other disciplines relating to upstream oil and gas (or offshore renewables) from a recognised university.
- Preference will be given to graduates with previous experience in the UK upstream oil and gas industry, gained before, during or after their university courses.
- Engineers who have undergone undergraduate internship in the area of subsea/pipeline engineering will have added advantage.
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Wood is searching for a Graduate Flow Assurance Engineer for our Staines-upon-Thames office. As part of the role you will be exposed to real projects from day one in a diverse, dynamic consulting environment.
You will be involved in:
- Actively contribute to projects from day one
- Interact with multi-discipline engineering teams across wider integrated Wood projects, or deliver studies in small teams as part of our consultancy group
- Demonstrate understanding of, and work to, discipline specific procedures/guidelines
- Actively progress towards becoming a Chartered Engineer
- Showing an enthusiasm to learn
- Executing assigned personal objectives in accordance with our performance review system
- Executing assigned work tasks
Candidates must have full work rights in UK to be considered for this role.
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Wood is delighted to announce that we are now accepting applications for our Nuclear Graduate Programme starting September 2019.
Our two-year structured programme has a diverse range of opportunities for curious, committed and open-minded people. If you bring the passion, energy and enthusiasm we are looking for, in return we can give you a variety of interesting and exciting projects to work on, with dedicated support every step of the way.
The deadline for applications is 5th January 2019.
Key elements of the Graduate Programme:
Our nuclear programme is recognised as one of the best in our industry and is accredited with several professional institutes.
It consists of two years accelerated graduate development, followed be a three-year career development phase. The programme is structured to provide you with the necessary skills and experience to become a professional project manager.
For all graduates following our nuclear programme, we offer:
- On-the-job training, with opportunities to develop wider project delivery skills by working alongside experienced project managers;
- A strong mentoring culture, with each graduate assigned a dedicated mentor, a graduate buddy and a line manager/ supervisor to ensure they are supported in their personal and professional development;
- At least one UK rotation, with opportunities to work on customers sites as well as in our offices.
About Wood:
Wood is a global leader in the delivery of project, engineering and technical services to energy and industrial markets. We operate in more than 60 countries, employing around 60,000 people.
Wood Nuclear has been at the forefront of the nuclear industry for more than 60 years and are passionate about nuclear energy and its role in the modern world. Our reputation is founded upon the very best technical expertise and the reach to deliver this to projects across the world.
People are at the heart of our business; we work together to deliver the best outcome and we are united by our values of care, commitment and courage.
We are also passionate about diversity and inclusion. We are members of women in science and engineering (WISE), have signed up to the Armed Forces covenant and have trained mental health first aiders in all our nuclear offices.
Wood Nuclear has offices in Glasgow, Newcastle, Cumbria, Cheshire (Warrington and Knutsford), Gloucester, Bristol, Oxford, Reading, London and Dorchester. We also have a strong international presence to support our growing operations in France, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Poland, South Africa and Japan.
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Wood is delighted to announce that we are now accepting applications for our Nuclear Graduate Programme starting September 2019.
Our two-year structured programme has a diverse range of opportunities for curious, committed and open-minded people. If you bring the passion, energy and enthusiasm we are looking for, in return we can give you a variety of interesting and exciting projects to work on, with dedicated support every step of the way.
The deadline for applications is 5th January 2019.
Key elements of the Graduate Programme:
Our nuclear programme is recognised as one of the best in our industry and is accredited with several professional science and engineering institutes.
It consists of two years’ accelerated development towards chartership, followed be a three-year career development phase. The programme is structured to provide you with the necessary skills and experience to become a professionally registered scientist, typically within the first 5 years of joining the company.
For all graduates following our nuclear programme, we offer:
- On-the-job training, with opportunities to develop wider scientific and project delivery skills by working alongside experienced scientists and engineers;
- A strong mentoring culture, with each graduate assigned a dedicated mentor, a graduate buddy and a line manager/ supervisor to ensure they are supported in their personal and professional development;
- At least one UK rotation, with opportunities to work on customers sites as well as in our offices.
About Wood:
Wood is a global leader in the delivery of project, engineering and technical services to energy and industrial markets. We operate in more than 60 countries, employing around 60,000 people.
Wood Nuclear has been at the forefront of the nuclear industry for more than 60 years and are passionate about nuclear energy and its role in the modern world. Our reputation is founded upon the very best technical expertise and the reach to deliver this to projects across the world.
People are at the heart of our business; we work together to deliver the best outcome and we are united by our values of care, commitment and courage.
We are also passionate about diversity and inclusion. We are members of women in science and engineering (WISE), have signed up to the Armed Forces covenant and have trained mental health first aiders in all our nuclear offices.
Wood Nuclear has offices in Glasgow, Newcastle, Cumbria, Cheshire (Warrington and Knutsford), Gloucester, Bristol, Oxford, Reading, London and Dorchester. We also have a strong international presence to support our growing operations in France, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Poland, South Africa and Japan.
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Wood is delighted to announce that we are now accepting applications for our Nuclear Graduate Programme starting September 2019.
Our two-year structured programme has a diverse range of opportunities for curious, committed and open-minded people. If you bring the passion, energy and enthusiasm we are looking for, in return we can give you a variety of interesting and exciting projects to work on, with dedicated support every step of the way.
The deadline for applications is 5th January 2019.
Key elements of the Graduate Programme:
Our nuclear programme is recognised as one of the best in our industry and is accredited with several professional science and engineering institutes.
It consists of two years’ accelerated development towards chartership, followed be a three-year career development phase. The programme is structured to provide you with the necessary skills and experience to become a professionally registered scientist, typically within the first 5 years of joining the company.
For all graduates following our nuclear programme, we offer:
- On-the-job training, with opportunities to develop wider scientific and project delivery skills by working alongside experienced scientists;
- A strong mentoring culture, with each graduate assigned a dedicated mentor, a graduate buddy and a line manager/ supervisor to ensure they are supported in their personal and professional development;
- At least one UK rotation, with opportunities to work on customers sites as well as in our offices.
About Wood:
Wood is a global leader in the delivery of project, engineering and technical services to energy and industrial markets. We operate in more than 60 countries, employing around 60,000 people.
Wood Nuclear has been at the forefront of the nuclear industry for more than 60 years and are passionate about nuclear energy and its role in the modern world. Our reputation is founded upon the very best technical expertise and the reach to deliver this to projects across the world.
People are at the heart of our business; we work together to deliver the best outcome and we are united by our values of care, commitment and courage.
We are also passionate about diversity and inclusion. We are members of women in science and engineering (WISE), have signed up to the Armed Forces covenant and have trained mental health first aiders in all our nuclear offices.
Wood Nuclear has offices in Glasgow, Newcastle, Cumbria, Cheshire (Warrington and Knutsford), Gloucester, Bristol, Oxford, Reading, London and Dorchester. We also have a strong international presence to support our growing operations in France, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Poland, South Africa and Japan.
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Wood is delighted to announce that we are now accepting applications for our Nuclear Graduate Programme starting September 2019.
Our two-year structured programme has a diverse range of opportunities for curious, committed and open-minded people. If you bring the passion, energy and enthusiasm we are looking for, in return we can give you a variety of interesting and exciting projects to work on, with dedicated support every step of the way.
The deadline for applications is 5th January 2019.
Key elements of the Graduate Programme:
Our nuclear programme is recognised as one of the best in our industry and is accredited with several professional science and engineering institutes.
It consists of two years’ accelerated development towards chartership, followed be a three-year career development phase. The programme is structured to provide you with the necessary skills and experience to become a professionally registered engineer, typically within the first 5 years of joining the company.
For all graduates following our nuclear programme, we offer:
- On-the-job training, with opportunities to develop wider technical and project delivery skills by working alongside experienced engineers;
- A strong mentoring culture, with each graduate assigned a dedicated mentor, a graduate buddy and a line manager/ supervisor to ensure they are supported in their personal and professional development;
- At least one UK rotation, with opportunities to work on customers sites as well as in our offices.
About Wood:
Wood is a global leader in the delivery of project, engineering and technical services to energy and industrial markets. We operate in more than 60 countries, employing around 60,000 people.
Wood Nuclear has been at the forefront of the nuclear industry for more than 60 years and are passionate about nuclear energy and its role in the modern world. Our reputation is founded upon the very best technical expertise and the reach to deliver this to projects across the world.
People are at the heart of our business; we work together to deliver the best outcome and we are united by our values of care, commitment and courage.
We are also passionate about diversity and inclusion. We are members of women in science and engineering (WISE), have signed up to the Armed Forces covenant and have trained mental health first aiders in all our nuclear offices.
Wood Nuclear has offices in Glasgow, Newcastle, Cumbria, Cheshire (Warrington and Knutsford), Gloucester, Bristol, Oxford, Reading, London and Dorchester. We also have a strong international presence to support our growing operations in France, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Poland, South Africa and Japan.
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Wood is delighted to announce that we are now accepting applications for our Nuclear Graduate Programme starting September 2019.
Our two-year structured programme has a diverse range of opportunities for curious, committed and open-minded people. If you bring the passion, energy and enthusiasm we are looking for, in return we can give you a variety of interesting and exciting projects to work on, with dedicated support every step of the way.
The deadline for applications is 5th January 2019.
Key elements of the Graduate Programme:
Our nuclear programme is recognised as one of the best in our industry and is accredited with several professional science and engineering institutes.
It consists of two years’ accelerated development towards chartership, followed be a three-year career development phase. The programme is structured to provide you with the necessary skills and experience to become a professionally registered analyst, typically within the first 5 years of joining the company.
For all graduates following our nuclear programme, we offer:
- On-the-job training, with opportunities to develop wider scientific and project delivery skills by working alongside experienced analysts;
- A strong mentoring culture, with each graduate assigned a dedicated mentor, a graduate buddy and a line manager/ supervisor to ensure they are supported in their personal and professional development;
- At least one UK rotation, with opportunities to work on customers sites as well as in our offices.
What is an Engineering Analyst?
As an Engineering Analyst you will help to solve clients’ problems. This will typically involve modelling an aspect of, for example, a nuclear power station. Depending on the problem, this can involve both mathematical and computational modelling. It can also involve physical replicas and data collected at a client site. A large part of the role is understanding the results, this involves data analysis and presentation, and understanding both the client’s requirements and the relationship between the model and reality. Often, the critical step is grasping which parts of the problem are important for the solution.
About Wood:
Wood is a global leader in the delivery of project, engineering and technical services to energy and industrial markets. We operate in more than 60 countries, employing around 60,000 people.
Wood Nuclear has been at the forefront of the nuclear industry for more than 60 years and are passionate about nuclear energy and its role in the modern world. Our reputation is founded upon the very best technical expertise and the reach to deliver this to projects across the world.
People are at the heart of our business; we work together to deliver the best outcome and we are united by our values of care, commitment and courage.
We are also passionate about diversity and inclusion. We are members of women in science and engineering (WISE), have signed up to the Armed Forces covenant and have trained mental health first aiders in all our nuclear offices.
Wood Nuclear has offices in Glasgow, Newcastle, Cumbria, Cheshire (Warrington and Knutsford), Gloucester, Bristol, Oxford, Reading, London and Dorchester. We also have a strong international presence to support our growing operations in France, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Poland, South Africa and Japan.
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Wood is delighted to announce that we are now accepting applications for our Nuclear Graduate Programme starting September 2019.
Our two-year structured programme has a diverse range of opportunities for curious, committed and open-minded people. If you bring the passion, energy and enthusiasm we are looking for, in return we can give you a variety of interesting and exciting projects to work on, with dedicated support every step of the way.
The deadline for applications is 5th January 2019.
Key elements of the Graduate Programme:
Our nuclear programme is recognised as one of the best in our industry and is accredited with several professional science and engineering institutes.
It consists of two years’ accelerated development towards chartership, followed be a three-year career development phase. The programme is structured to provide you with the necessary skills and experience to become a professionally registered engineer, typically within the first 5 years of joining the company.
For all graduates following our nuclear programme, we offer:
- On-the-job training, with opportunities to develop wider technical and project delivery skills by working alongside experienced engineers;
- A strong mentoring culture, with each graduate assigned a dedicated mentor, a graduate buddy and a line manager/ supervisor to ensure they are supported in their personal and professional development;
- At least one UK rotation, with opportunities to work on customers sites as well as in our offices.
About Wood:
Wood is a global leader in the delivery of project, engineering and technical services to energy and industrial markets. We operate in more than 60 countries, employing around 60,000 people.
Wood Nuclear has been at the forefront of the nuclear industry for more than 60 years and are passionate about nuclear energy and its role in the modern world. Our reputation is founded upon the very best technical expertise and the reach to deliver this to projects across the world.
People are at the heart of our business; we work together to deliver the best outcome and we are united by our values of care, commitment and courage.
We are also passionate about diversity and inclusion. We are members of women in science and engineering (WISE), have signed up to the Armed Forces covenant and have trained mental health first aiders in all our nuclear offices.
Wood Nuclear has offices in Glasgow, Newcastle, Cumbria, Cheshire (Warrington and Knutsford), Gloucester, Bristol, Oxford, Reading, London and Dorchester. We also have a strong international presence to support our growing operations in France, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Poland, South Africa and Japan.
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Wood is delighted to announce that we are now accepting applications for our Nuclear Graduate Programme starting September 2019.
Our two-year structured programme has a diverse range of opportunities for curious, committed and open-minded people. If you bring the passion, energy and enthusiasm we are looking for, in return we can give you a variety of interesting and exciting projects to work on, with dedicated support every step of the way.
The deadline for applications is 5th January 2019.
Key elements of the Graduate Programme:
Our nuclear programme is recognised as one of the best in our industry and is accredited with several professional science and engineering institutes.
It consists of two years’ accelerated development towards chartership, followed be a three-year career development phase. The programme is structured to provide you with the necessary skills and experience to become a professionally registered engineer, typically within the first 5 years of joining the company.
For all graduates following our nuclear programme, we offer:
- On-the-job training, with opportunities to develop wider technical and project delivery skills by working alongside experienced engineers;
- A strong mentoring culture, with each graduate assigned a dedicated mentor, a graduate buddy and a line manager/ supervisor to ensure they are supported in their personal and professional development;
- At least one UK rotation, with opportunities to work on customers sites as well as in our offices.
About Wood:
Wood is a global leader in the delivery of project, engineering and technical services to energy and industrial markets. We operate in more than 60 countries, employing around 60,000 people.
Wood Nuclear has been at the forefront of the nuclear industry for more than 60 years and are passionate about nuclear energy and its role in the modern world. Our reputation is founded upon the very best technical expertise and the reach to deliver this to projects across the world.
People are at the heart of our business; we work together to deliver the best outcome and we are united by our values of care, commitment and courage.
We are also passionate about diversity and inclusion. We are members of women in science and engineering (WISE), have signed up to the Armed Forces covenant and have trained mental health first aiders in all our nuclear offices.
Wood Nuclear has offices in Glasgow, Newcastle, Cumbria, Cheshire (Warrington and Knutsford), Gloucester, Bristol, Oxford, Reading, London and Dorchester. We also have a strong international presence to support our growing operations in France, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Poland, South Africa and Japan.
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Wood is delighted to announce that we are now accepting applications for our Nuclear Graduate Programme starting September 2019.
Our two-year structured programme has a diverse range of opportunities for curious, committed and open-minded people. If you bring the passion, energy and enthusiasm we are looking for, in return we can give you a variety of interesting and exciting projects to work on, with dedicated support every step of the way.
The deadline for applications is 5th January 2019.
Key elements of the Graduate Programme:
Our nuclear programme is recognised as one of the best in our industry and is accredited with several professional science and engineering institutes.
It consists of two years’ accelerated development towards chartership, followed be a three-year career development phase. The programme is structured to provide you with the necessary skills and experience to become a professionally registered scientist, typically within the first 5 years of joining the company.
For all graduates following our nuclear programme, we offer:
- On-the-job training, with opportunities to develop wider scientific and project delivery skills by working alongside experienced scientists;
- A strong mentoring culture, with each graduate assigned a dedicated mentor, a graduate buddy and a line manager/ supervisor to ensure they are supported in their personal and professional development;
- At least one UK rotation, with opportunities to work on customers sites as well as in our offices.
About Wood:
Wood is a global leader in the delivery of project, engineering and technical services to energy and industrial markets. We operate in more than 60 countries, employing around 60,000 people.
Wood Nuclear has been at the forefront of the nuclear industry for more than 60 years and are passionate about nuclear energy and its role in the modern world. Our reputation is founded upon the very best technical expertise and the reach to deliver this to projects across the world.
People are at the heart of our business; we work together to deliver the best outcome and we are united by our values of care, commitment and courage.
We are also passionate about diversity and inclusion. We are members of women in science and engineering (WISE), have signed up to the Armed Forces covenant and have trained mental health first aiders in all our nuclear offices.
Wood Nuclear has offices in Glasgow, Newcastle, Cumbria, Cheshire (Warrington and Knutsford), Gloucester, Bristol, Oxford, Reading, London and Dorchester. We also have a strong international presence to support our growing operations in France, Slovakia, Czech Republic, Poland, South Africa and Japan.
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Wood is searching for a Graduate Construction Engineer for our Reading based Graduate Programme within the Oil and Gas Petrochemical industry starting in September 2019. Our structured Graduate Programme is consistently recognised as one of the best programmes within the industry.
The deadline for applications is 5th January 2019.
Key Elements of the Graduate Programme:
- As a graduate Construction Engineer you will work in the construction home office and/or assigned to a task force as a Construction Engineer involved in the construction co-ordination of a project. You will be given an opportunity to understand the role of Construction within the company and how their relationships with other disciplines and departments are managed. Typical activities undertaken will include:
- Preparation of technical requisitions for contracts
- Health, safety and Security requirements
- Heavy Lift, transport, shipping and logistics
- Planning temporary facilities and camps on sites
- Completions and Turnover co-ordination
- 3D CAD support work
- Development of Construction strategies including an understanding of modular projects
- Construction planning
- Preparing presentations for projects and proposals
- Provide general construction support to projects and attending meetings
- Structured training with regular development reviews for the first two years followed by two additional years of career development
- Each graduate is assigned a buddy, mentor (Chartered Engineer), a departmental manager and a graduate development advisor to ensure you are supported in your personal and professional development to gain chartered status
- Exposure to a variety of projects, early responsibility and hands-on involvement on projects alongside supportive experienced engineers
- Opportunities to enhance non-technical skills by contributing towards our Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math’s (STEM) scheme, Industry days and work experience programme
- Opportunities for site placements and visits in the UK and overseas
- Rotations where available into other relevant disciplines to enhance your knowledge and experience in order to become a well-rounded Construction Engineer
- Opportunity to develop career and become a Construction lead
- Competitive salary
- Access to a range of excellent employee benefits
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Wood is offering a great opportunity to develop a career in major hazards safety and risk, within a successful and respected team. The safety and risk team is well established and expanding; the team includes experts in the major hazards industry with over 25 years’ experience, as well as a high calibre recent graduates.
Right from the start, you will work with experts reducing risk and improving safety for major high hazard facilities. Our clients include international operators, engineering designers and public sector bodies. You will interact with key clients and work on projects at all stages, from design to operational facilities. As your experience grows you will go on to lead projects, develop technical expertise and contribute to business development. Wood is committed to the development of its staff and support is provided through mentoring and training, for example in the areas of major risk assessment techniques, associated regulations (e.g. COMAH) and reliability assessment.
Key Responsibilities
- Working with external clients and Wood group companies to solve risk and major hazard challenges to human life and the environment.
- Developing technical expertise under the supervision of our senior team members.
- Working with project managers to support business development and project delivery.
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Wood is currently recruiting for a Noise & Vibration Assistant Consultant to be based in either our Birchwood or London office. We are looking for a talented individual with a successful track record in delivering high quality technical work.
The successful candidate will join our growing team and be expected to help deliver existing projects focusing on environmental noise and vibration. You will work alongside our busy, friendly and supportive team who are based across the UK, and our other technical specialists including Air Quality and Environmental Management. We work in a wide range of areas, including high profile nationally significant infrastructure projects ranging from nuclear new build to aviation projects. We also work in sectors such as oil and gas, construction, industry and property.
Key Responsibilities
Your role will be to provide technical input to a variety of noise and vibration assessments as well as supporting senior colleagues with project management and the preparation of proposals. Your responsibilities will include consultation with stakeholders, site work, data analysis, computational modelling and reporting. You will be supported and guided by senior colleagues and provided with training. You will have excellent opportunities to progress and further your skills.
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Due to our continuing success working on major development projects across the country we are looking to recruit an Assistant Consultant to join our Historic Environment team in either our London, Reading, Shrewsbury or Newcastle office.
This is an exciting opportunity to join a well-established, diverse and successful team, making a significant contribution to our continued success and to contribute to a wide range of high-profile projects across Wood’s business. Building on a strong academic background, you will be responsible for providing support to the Historic Environment team in terms of delivering environmental consultancy services to a full range of UK-based and International clients.
You will join an enthusiastic and supportive team and will experience a challenging and fulfilling working environment. There are significant opportunities for ongoing and structured career development within Wood’s wider Environment & Infrastructure Solutions consultancy business.
The post holder will be required to undertake site visits and walkover surveys, as well as visiting client premises and Wood’s other offices. The role will involve away working and a full driving licence will be required.
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Wood are currently seeking reliable and highly motivated individuals to assist our ecology team beginning in May / June 2019. This is an ideal opportunity for recent graduates or junior ecologists to obtain highly sought-after industry experience within a global, multi-disciplinary company. This role will provide an excellent first step on the consultancy ladder for the perfect candidate who wishes to progress with a career in ecology.
Our long established but still growing team delivers high quality ecological services on complex projects in a variety of sectors including transport, renewables, nuclear, other power, waste, minerals and property. Right now, we are looking for graduates to support on our major infrastructure projects based in the south-east of England.
Key Responsibilities
You will work closely with other ecology team members and with colleagues in other technical disciplines to help deliver surveys to a high standard for clients. You will undertake a broad range of ecological survey work and have the opportunity to assist with reporting. The role will include:
- Assisting with ecological surveys including bat, great crested newt and reptile surveys
- Collating and reviewing ecological information for desk studies
- Potential to assist with data management, the production of reports and mapping.
You will be paired with a mentor within the ecology team who will provide advice and support and there will be unique opportunities to develop and progress your career.
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Wood is playing an exciting part in the resurgence of Nuclear Power Generation in the UK and overseas, and momentum is building. Could you be part of the team?
We are seeking engineering or science Degree graduates with strong communication and technical report writing skills to join Wood Environment and Infrastructure Solutions. Our team works on exciting Nuclear Sector Projects that involve the review, challenge and development of processes and systems, strategy development and supporting decision making in order to demonstrate or improve Environmental Performance.
Candidates have the opportunity to join our sector leading team and to work with our growing client base in the UK and overseas. We have opportunities available in our E&IS offices located throughout the UK.
Key Responsibilities
Working with high profile Nuclear industry clients your role will involve supporting the delivery of projects covering radioactive waste management, environmental permitting, regulation and compliance, which in the UK relates to the Environmental Permitting Regulations and the Radioactive Substances Act.
We will look to collaborate with you in this role to expand your experience of projects focussing on radioactive waste management, environmental optimisation, radiation protection, radioactive substances activity environmental permitting, environmental risk assessment, strategy and policy development.
The role will initially focus on writing proposals and reports, analysis of results and supporting client interactions in line with client and regulatory requirements.
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Due to continuing success in London and the south-east, we are looking to recruit 2 Assistant Consultants to be based in either our London, Reading or Leamington Spa offices to make a significant contribution to our reputable and successful team delivering Environmental Impact Assessments (EIA) for a wide range of high profile major projects from a variety of sectors including nuclear, aviation, offshore wind, urban regeneration, grid connection and transport related projects.
You will join an enthusiastic and supportive team and will experience a challenging but fulfilling working environment. There are significant opportunities for ongoing and structured career development across Wood’s wider Environment and Infrastructure consultancy business.
Key Responsibilities
Building on a strong academic background and experience in the fields of EIA, you will be responsible for providing support to the Environmental Assessment team in terms of delivering environmental consultancy services to a full range of clients. You will also be involved in supporting technical studies including air quality, noise and ecology.
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Wood is currently recruiting for an Assistant Consultant - Air Quality to join our team in London. Our air quality team has a long track record and an exciting portfolio of contracts and clients. We are currently working on projects in a range of sectors such as transport including aviation, government, clean energy, conventional and renewable energy, mining, general industry and oil and gas in the UK and internationally.
Due to the continued success of our team, we are currently looking to recruit a high-calibre Assistant Consultant to support the delivery of projects across some or all sectors. The successful candidate will be keen to begin a career in air quality and to develop his or her skills at Wood, one of the world’s leading engineering, project management and consultancy companies. There will also be opportunities to support other teams on environment and sustainability related projects.
Wood is committed to the continued professional development of its staff. You will be supported and guided by senior colleagues, and provided with suitable training. You will have excellent opportunities to progress by furthering your technical capabilities and to explore the wider interests of our company. With us, you’ll be challenged, you’ll be encouraged to excel, you’ll be given the opportunity to build a rewarding career and you’ll be proud to be part of the Wood team.
Key Responsibilities
Working in the Air Quality Team you will provide inputs to both large and small consultancy projects and proposals, many of which are multi-disciplinary. Your main responsibilities will include:
- Air quality and odour monitoring on site
- Atmospheric dispersion modelling using ADMS, ADMS-Roads, AERMOD and other models
- Emissions inventory compilation
- Data collection and analysis
- Assessment and reporting
- Providing support to other environment/sustainability teams as required
You will be expected to work to manage your own workload and work to deadlines and budgets.
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As the demand for our expertise continues to grow, an opportunity has arisen for an Assistant Structural Engineer to join our team based in Newcastle. In support of various multidiscipline project design teams, you will contribute to the delivery of the structural engineering design content on a range of challenging projects across various sectors including Government, Energy, Commercial, Industrial and Infrastructure.
This position will perform a broad range of planning and design tasks for stand-alone water and wastewater treatment, sewer flooding, water and sewerage networks and general infrastructure projects, as well as structural design tasks associated with support of other multi-discipline projects. Duties will include field investigations, preliminary analyses and studies, as well as the development of plans, construction drawings, specifications, design calculations, reports and contract documents.
The position will be technically involved in detailed design work, detailed checking of work completed by others, coordination of the structural design based on civil and non-civil designs on multi-discipline projects, as well as resolution of design issues during construction.
Specific Functions:
- Organising and managing site based investigations
- Development of designs and the co-ordination of the CAD team
- Completing structural engineering design calculations under the guidance of senior structural engineers
- Development of design solutions
- Preparation of technical reports at various project stages including feasibility, concept and detailed design
- Preparation of contract documents
- Co-ordination of the production of construction drawings in CAD
- Working closely with other disciplines on multi-discipline projects
- Providing input to proposals, work scope, work schedule and budgets
- Liaison with the Client
- Providing support to allow the project team in relation to the duties of Designer under CDM including the production of design risk assessments
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Wood is searching for a Graduate Mechanical Engineer for our Reading and Staines based Graduate Programme within the Oil and Gas Petrochemical industry starting in September 2019. Our structured Graduate Programme is consistently recognised as one of the best programmes within the industry.
The deadline for applications is 5th January 2019.
Key Elements of the Graduate Programme:
- As a Graduate Mechanical Engineer, you will be involved in undertaking mechanical design and engineering activities in support of a range of Wood Projects
- Accredited training scheme with the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE) through the Monitored Professional Development Scheme (eMPDS)
- Structured training with regular development reviews for the first two years followed by two additional years of career development
- Each graduate is assigned a buddy, mentor (Chartered Engineer), a departmental manager and a graduate development advisor to ensure you are supported in your personal and professional development to gain chartered status
- Exposure to a variety of projects, early responsibility and hands-on involvement on projects alongside supportive experienced engineers
- Opportunities to enhance non-technical skills by contributing towards our Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math’s (STEM) scheme, Industry days and work experience programme
- Opportunities for site placements and visits in the UK and overseas
- Rotations where available into other relevant disciplines to enhance your knowledge and experience in order to become a well-rounded Engineer
- Competitive salary
- Access to a range of excellent employee benefits
