John Holland
John Holland 2020 Infrastructure Graduate Program
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- Graduate Job
- Apply by 24 Mar 2019
2020 John Holland Graduate Program – Infrastructure
Locations: NSW, QLD, VIC and NZ
At John Holland we are about finding solutions to complex challenges and opportunities. We work across sectors from infrastructure and property development to rail and building, all with the purpose of benefiting communities and transforming lives.
Transforming lives doesn't just apply to our projects – it is why we are committed to giving graduates a foot in the door of this exciting industry, where every day is a chance to make our cities and communities better.
The Graduate Program is structured around building your abilities through rotations, learning and development opportunities and support. We work in both metropolitan and regional areas, creating projects that make communities more connected, grow the economy and improve quality of life. To learn and grow as much as possible during your time on the program it is essential that you are prepared to relocate.
As a Graduate Engineer within the Infrastructure discipline, you will have the opportunity to work on projects such as West Gate Tunnel in VIC, Sydney Metro in NSW, or Sunshine Coast Airport in QLD.
The role will see you working with the construction project teams and delivering a package of work in accordance with project specifications, whilst ensuring the activities of subcontractors and suppliers are completed within set schedules and costs. This will involve procuring materials and services that comply with specifications, drawings and environment standards, and understanding how to measure plan costs, efficiencies, yields and quality of product as directed. You will also develop the ability to read and understand plans, review design documentation to provide constructability review and implement final plans.
We understand that our greatest resource is our people. We pride ourselves on being a market leader in targeting training, career development and remuneration. We provide long-term career options within an equal opportunity workplace where we recognise the importance of flexibility and a healthy work-life balance.
It's an exciting time for us, with billions of dollars of work to deliver. We need the right people with the right attitude to help us succeed.
What you need to know:
- Preferred Majors: Civil, Mechanical, Electrical or Mechatronics Engineering
- Submit your Cover Letter, Resume, Academic Transcript and Proof of Australia residency or citizenship via the "Apply" button
- Assessment Centres and Offers will be concluded by June 2019
- Start your new role in February 2020
About the employer
John Holland
3.9
1,000 - 50,000 employees
Construction & Property Services
We're building infrastructure for the future. We're looking for people to join our high-performing team. Who knows where it might take you?
Pros and cons of working at John Holland
Pros
Great company culture, looking after employees
Diversity of work and great colleagues.
The wide range of experience / different activities I have received on the one project.
A lot of experience, knowledge to be gained. Learning on the job Great graduate program with dedicated courses, learning modules and networking events.
Salary package is very attractive.
Working on Projects in different States. Being able to work across multiple engineering disciplines.
Cons
Long working hours and lack of knowledge sharing.
The failure to be rotated through the graduate program to experience different projects. The lack of acknowledgement from John Holland for the hours and time committed to the job.
The lack of focus on emerging technologies
Some graduates were not allowed to rotate as often as stated in their graduate program brochure (6 months per rotation) Quality of teams differs from project to project
Working for a rail business means there is a need for night shifts, weekend shifts and long periods of long shifts. It is not all the time, but it is also not a rare occurrence.
Could be pigeon-holed or just become a number.