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As South Australia's electricity distributor we have a crucial and exciting role in delivering power for our community.
We're looking for graduates to join us from the following disciplines: Electrical/Electronics, Mechatronics, Civil and Structural.
We offer award-winning training and development, and a safe and encouraging work environment where we recognise achievement.
Our Graduate Program will ensure you are set up to succeed and to develop an exciting career.
As the State's electricity distributor, SA Power Networks is at the centre of an energy revolution.
We're incorporating renewable energy sources with sophisticated distribution network systems and technology so customers can generate, share or use electricity when, where and how they want.
Shaping the future of energy distribution means we have exciting and challenging career opportunities for graduates, and we're looking for talented and innovative people to help continue our leadership in energy services.
Our Graduate Development Program provides an opportunity for you to put theory into practice and supports your transition between university study to full-time employment. We will work with you and help you to realise your full potential by providing fantastic opportunities for professional and personal growth across SA Power Networks.
Most importantly, we aim to inspire, engage and continually challenge you.
We are committed to helping you build your knowledge, increase your hands-on experience and develop your leadership skills to help you become an expert in your field. You will have plenty of opportunities to participate in courses and workshops that focus on developing knowledge, skills and leadership capabilities.
Our Mentoring Program is an international award-winning scheme that will provide you with additional career and workplace support during your foundation years with SA Power Networks.
The program will help you build your business network and encourages continuous learning and knowledge transfer between members of staff. It aims to assist you to become as successful as possible.
Over the course of the Graduate Program, you will be able to broaden your experience and understanding of our business through diverse opportunities across the business. Throughout this process, you will be given challenging and practical work supported by experienced mentors and coaches.
At SA Power Networks we believe in providing an environment that supports work/life balance.
Employees have access to flexible working hours and leave provisions that ensure the perfect balance between work and your personal life.
Electricity is the lifeblood of our community. But the way we make and use our electricity is changing and that's providing exciting new career opportunities in the energy sector.
We play a vital role in ensuring adequate electricity infrastructure is in place for our State now, but also that our network adapts as we increase investment in renewable energy sources.
To find out more about the SA Power Networks Engineering Graduate Program, please click 'Apply now'.
SA Power Networks is an Equal Opportunity employer and corporate leader in Indigenous employment.
4.8
1,000 - 50,000 employees
Energy & Utilities
As the State’s electricity distributor, SA Power Networks is at the centre of an energy revolution.
One of the best things about working at this company is all the amazing work opportunities. The company has a very positive working environment and all employees are extremely helpful and welcoming.
Opportunities to manage my own career development and challenge myself Support and mentoring from experienced staff and other graduates Team environment and sense of camaraderie among like-minded people who care about their work The feeling of doing something worthwhile.
Company's commitment to learning and development of all employees and allowing opportunities for development.
Work culture, job security.
Slow to implement change.
Working in an industry which is in the headlines for the wrong reasons can feel overwhelming, especially when something goes wrong and friends/family are upset or worried about it.
Limited exposure to civil and structural engineering works but is part of the industry and was aware of this before joining.
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