Last week we officially welcomed the 2019 Ignite Graduates to the Civilex family with induction and overview of the 2019 managers and structured units within the Ignite Graduate Program workbook followed by a breakfast at head office.
Our Construction Managers Jen Robertson, Rodric Carabott and Ben Delahunty are enthusiastic about the year ahead and seeing the graduates work through the Ignite Graduate Program units using real-life project experience to develop both professionally and personally.
Rod says, “It’s the first graduate program I’ve been involved with from inception which is exciting. More importantly, the Ignite Graduate Program is an in-depth program with a range of tools and skills geared to producing well-rounded engineers. It will be a real benefit for the 2019 grads. I wish I had had a great program like this when I started out on my engineering journey.”
The extensive training component teaches graduates key aspects of the industry. Civilex Training and Compliance Coordinator Cara Thompson says, “Our Ignite Graduate Program’s diverse training empowers the leaders of tomorrow to influence and impact change within the industry. We are proud to offer such a comprehensive training program to our graduates ensuring they have all they need to explore the many possibilities a career in civil engineering can offer.”
Visit us at the career expos taking place throughout the month of March. Come and have a chat with us in person at any of the career expos below:
Monash University
Careers Expo, Monash Sport Recreation Hall, Clayton Campus
Thu 7 March 10-4pm
RMIT
Civil Engineering Student Association, City Campus
Wed 13 March 6-9pm
*Note – come along to the Industry Night and hear our Construction Manager Jen Robertson speak on the Q&A Panel.
University of Melbourne
Infrastructure Engineering Networking Night, Wilson Avenue, Wilson Hall (Building 151) Parkville
Wed 20 March 6-9pm
*Note – a special Step into our shoes VR experience is showing at the Civilex site.
The Big Meet
Crown Palladium
Fri 22 March 11-3pm
*Note – a special Step into our shoes VR experience is showing at the Civilex site.
Deakin Talent
Geelong Waurn Ponds
Tue 26 March 1.30-3.30pm
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