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Graduate Engineer

Intertek
Cheshire West and Chester
3 days ago
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ABOUT YOU

As the Graduate Engineer, you will be a motivated self-starter with a positive attitude and a desire to learn. You will work closely with the Group Manager and Team Leader, supporting project delivery and contributing to technical reporting and client engagement.

Required skills and experience:

A degree in a relevant scientific or engineering subject Some laboratory experience in metallurgical, materials science or chemical environments Good organisational and time management skills Ability to interact professionally with clients and colleagues at all levels Strong problem-solving skills and attention to detail Proficient in MS Office Flexible approach to working hours

ABOUT THE OPPORTUNITY

This role offers the chance to work on a variety of projects within the Exploration & Production business line, supporting analytical testing and consultancy services across the oil and gas value chain. You’ll be part of a collaborative team, contributing to technical excellence and continuous improvement.

Key activities:

Undertake project work under limited supervision Record and interpret analytical and test results accurately Produce clear and concise technical reports Support client queries and contribute to report preparation Maintain and calibrate laboratory equipment Participate in Kaizen 5S processes and continuous improvement initiatives Understand and apply project management systems and procedures Ensure compliance with QHSE standards and procedures Champion Intertek’s values and contribute to a performance culture focused on exceeding customer expectations

WHAT WE OFFER

Join Intertek and become part of our global network of inspiring and entrepreneurial colleagues. We are a global family that values diversity and we thrive working together with precision, pace, and passion. We are working to make the world Ever Better, ensuring the quality, safety and sustainability of products and services used by millions of people around the world.

Competitive salary/benefits Development and career opportunities around the Globe Working in a highly motivated team and dynamic working environment

We are an Equal Opportunity Employer who do not discriminate against applicants. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, colour, religion, sex or national origin.

Intertek operates a preferred supplier arrangement, and we do not accept unsolicited approaches from agencies.

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