If you are an ambitious student who does not have the option of a year in industry as part of your degree, our 10-week Summer Placement Scheme is designed for you. It’s up to a maximum of ten weeks – at our busiest time. That means more opportunities than ever to get involved in some of our biggest, most exciting projects. That’s not to say it’ll be overwhelming.
You will be involved in a full range of activities from minor repairs and improvements to major projects and new product launches. Whatever your area, you’ll be combining hands-on engineering with project co-ordination, teamwork, support, leadership and extensive communication amongst other departments. Support is always on hand when you need it, but with the guidance of skilled and experienced engineers, and your own natural ability, you’ll soon find yourself meeting challenges head on and dealing with all situations that arise.
From day one, we’ll assign you a mentor to provide, support, guidance and advice during your time with us. The Summer Engineering Placement even offers the chance to make contacts that could prove invaluable in your final year, and after graduation. As with our Placement Scheme, you’ll be able to identify projects in the department that you could use for your final year dissertation too. So, make your summer truly count on an Engineering Placement Scheme that will help you to stand out from the crowd.
Summary
What you’ll need
What you’ll need
- Must be studying a STEM related degree- in Year 2 of your Bachelors Degree or 3 of an integrated Masters
- Are able to partake in a 10 week placement in the Sunderland plant starting in June 2024
- A willingness to learn with a passion for Engineering
- Strong analytical skills to assist with root-cause studies
- Excellent communication and leadership skills
- Creative and forward thinking
- Ability to adapt to a fast-paced organization
- A good working knowledge of MS Office applications and CAD systems
What you’ll be doing
What you’ll be doing
Your responsibilities will be dependent on which section of the Engineering Department you will work in. These include:
- Current Model Engineering and Production Support
- Quality Improvement
- Cost Reduction
- Facility Efficiency Improvements
- New Model Introduction and Facility Planning
- Process and Facility Design
- Project Management
- Strategic Planning