Graduate programmes
Applying to join one of Petrofac's graduate programmes could be your first step to an exciting new career. Wherever you choose to join us, and whichever career path you follow, you will enjoy the following benefits:
- structured training programmes
- a mentor with appropriate technical experience, selected by the Company to provide you with day-to-day support
- challenging projects to broaden your experience and knowledge of our organisation enabling you to make a real contribution at an early stage
- personal development programmes to develop your interpersonal skills and leadership capabilities
All of these elements are delivered as part of every graduate programme offered within Petrofac, in addition to any elements that are unique to your particular area of specialisation.
Graduate recruitment for 2014
Graduate recruitment for 2014 will open in October 2013; remember to bookmark this page.
Application details by location:
Woking, England
Applications for our Woking graduate recruitment programme open in October 2013.
The graduate training programme in Woking is part of the Continuous Professional Development plan and aims to support graduates to achieve Chartered Engineer status or equivalent. Our two-year programme consists of on-the-job training, internal and external training courses, mentoring and a graduate rotation scheme.
Typically, we recruit graduates in the following disciplines and applicants’ qualifications must also meet the following requirements;
- process – Masters degree in this discipline that is accredited by the Institute of Chemical Engineering
- safety – Masters degree in Chemical Engineering. Those graduates that have a Bachelors degree in Chemical Engineering must have taken the Msc in Safety and Loss Prevention
- pipelines – Msc in Subsea Pipelines Electrical – Masters degree that is accredited by the Institution of Engineering and Technology or the Institute of Measurement and Control
- instrumentation and control - Masters degree that is accredited by the Institution of Engineering and Technology or the Institute of Measurement and Control
- mechanical – Masters degree in this discipline that is accredited by the Institute of Mechanical Engineers
- civil/structural – Masters degree in this discipline that is accredited by the Institute of Civil/Structural Engineers
- piping materials – Masters degree in Materials, or a degree in Mechanical Engineering followed by an Msc in Materials