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Wood is currently recruiting for a Graduate Materials and Corrosion Engineer to join our team in Staines. We recognise the value of remote working so are open to applications throughout the UK and can offer flexible hybrid working

 

The successful candidate will be required to interface with oil and gas operators and Tier 1 engineering contractors, Renewables, Hydrogen transportation systems, carbon capture in support of greenfield and brownfield engineering projects

 

Typical work scopes included within the remit of the Graduate Materials and Corrosion Engineer are:

  

The development of material and coating selection reports for design projects The development of design, manufacture, and fabrication specifications for a wide range of components, including pipelines, pressure vessels, flanges, connectors, piping, valves and other production equipment The development, implementation and application of corrosion control strategies and the development of corrosion management strategies and corrosion risk assessments Interface with design engineers, manufacturers, and fabrication contractors to ensure best practice and client specifications are applied to all stages of engineering projects Defect assessment; anomaly management; developing risk-based inspection programmes; management of corrosion control matrices / integrity management databases Provide materials selection expertise based upon knowledge of metallurgy, engineering materials, operating environment, and material degradation mechanisms Writing, checking, and issuing of design documents for cathodic protection systems for pipeline (onshore and offshore) and static pressure systems components Conduct corrosion modelling activities, contribute to fitness for service studies and provide remaining life assessments Audit of corrosion management strategies and delivery of continuous improvement of integrity management systems Site based troubleshooting Occasional requirement to travel internationally to attend site meetings and workshops with clients for periods of up to one week

 

What we offer within our Graduate Programme: 

Structured program; within your chosen business unit Technical and personal development; you will have access to a wealth of technical and personal development resources and opportunities  Support throughout your career; you will be assigned a buddy, and departmental manager to ensure your professional development and achieve chartership status where relevant  Meaningful and interesting projects; delivered to leaders of industry across the different Energy and Materials market sectors Commitment to Diversity and Inclusion; we are an organisation actively committed to diversity and inclusion across our business Competitive salary with incremental increases as you progress within the graduate program Flexible benefits package; inclusive of 33 days annual leave (including public holidays), generous contributory pension scheme, private medical cover, 4x base salary life insurance; all of these and more that can be adapted to suit your own lifestyle Early Careers Network (ECN); join your peers within our ECN and have the opportunity to support and share ideas with other recent graduates across our business units Global connections: join experts around the world who are at the leading edge of our industry, shaping the standards of our profession

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 Application Process and deadlines 

Upload your CV and enter your details to our recruitment system via the link on the advert  Closing date for all applications will be Friday 10th November    We will review applications in November  We will then be holding screening calls throughout November / December with those candidates that fit the criteria below  Shortlisted candidates will receive invitations to assessment centres and/or interviews in January   Assessments will take place in February depending on location and discipline