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The Sustainability team within WSP is globally synonymous for prolific creativity and innovation. We have dedicated Sustainability teams established in some of the world's most progressive marketplaces for sustainable buildings.
We deliver high performance building design and sustainable urban infrastructure solutions within the built environment - responding to regulatory drivers (e.g. Section J, NatHERS/BASIX, SEPP 65/RFDC, etc.) and voluntary green building/infrastructure certification needs (e.g. Green Star, LEED and IS rating tools), and offering design and client advisory services.
Our team incorporates best practice green design into all its projects. We influence strategic decisions for the design of buildings and precincts, infrastructure delivery, and organisational outcomes. We aim to grow our team with individuals from a diverse range of backgrounds as we believe that this will offer a selection of talents, skills and experiences which benefits our team through creativity, greater innovation and the offer of a range of perspectives and ideas.
Through our internship program, we offer an opportunity to experience built environment sustainability services in a project delivery context.
As an intern at WSP you can expect to receive:
Interns should be familiar with the MS Office suite. Any specialist expertise required will be provided through on-the-job training.
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1,000 - 50,000 employees
Engineering Consulting
WSP is a world-class consultancy who develops creative, comprehensive and sustainable engineering solutions for a future where society can thrive.
Major Projects
The opportunities awarded to graduates goes above and beyond anything I thought it would be.
The opportunities to develop with internal and external training schemes provided.
ability to work interstate
The diversity within the company and the encouragement given from all staff no matter what experience level. Everyone is very thoughtful and committed and are there to help you if you need it
It is possible for a company to be too nice but ultimately it all works out eventually.
Quite large and can get lost amongst everyone else
lower pay and slower advancements compared to smaller companies
Long hours
Lower pay, some staff members that underperform without consequence