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Victoria's Big Build

4.3
  • 1,000 - 50,000 employees

2021/22 MRPV Summer Internship Program (Dec 2021)

Location details

Remote

Could be based in various Victoria locations, Depending on restrictions, you may be required to work in the office or on site.

  • Australia

    Australia

    Remote work

Location

Could be based in various Victoria locations, Depending on restrictions, you may be required to work in the office or on site.

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Opportunity details

  • Opportunity typeInternship, Clerkship or Placement
  • SalaryAUD 54,000 / Year
  • Additional benefitsAUD 54,000
  • Number of vacancies10-20 vacancies
  • Application open dateApply by 26 Sep 2021
  • Start dateStart date 5 Dec 2021 - 10 Jan 2022

Please see the eligibility requirements below prior to applying.

About MRPV:

Major Road Projects Victoria (MRPV) was established to deliver a multi-billion-dollar pipeline of key road projects across Victoria, including new roads, road widenings, new bridges and major freeway upgrades. MRPV manages complex and strategically important road projects from business case development through to completion connecting local communities and supporting Victoria's growing economy.

As part of the Summer Internship program, we are looking for multiple interns to join our growing team. The internship program aims to build the next generation of diverse and inclusive talent ready for careers in transport.

We are looking for interns in the following areas to join our growing teams:

  • Engineering (Civil)
  • Human Resources
  • Social Value & Inclusion (will accept a range of degrees)
  • Communications

As an intern at MRPV, you will have the opportunity to gain hands-on experience related to your current studies. You'll be part of a team delivering a range of road projects, and you'll be able to see the impact of this work as you travel through the state each day.

Summer Internship Information & Eligibility:

The position will be for a fixed-term period of up to 6 months. The internship will be on a full-time basis until you return to your studies where hours will be flexible to suit your uni timetable. If you're looking to get some hands-on experience in a supportive environment – this is the role for you!

You do not need previous relevant experience to apply for this position - all you need is a positive attitude and a strong willingness to learn.

To be eligible you will identify with at least one of the following marginalised and disadvantaged backgrounds.

  • Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander
  • Woman in STEM
  • Living with disability
  • Refugee/Asylum Seeker
  • Low socio-economic

You are currently studying for a relevant undergraduate degree AND have Australian working rights for full-time hours.

We try to give preference to students who are currently in their second to last or last years of study but welcome applications from all years.

How to apply:

Click on the 'APPLY NOW' link to complete an application form and submit the following mandatory documents:

  1. Statement regarding why you are interested in your role and whether you meet the eligibility requirements
  2. CV
  3. Working rights (e.g., VEVO check)
  4. Copy of Academic Transcript

Please ignore the prompt that asks you to submit your KSC response and only submit your cover letter and resume.

For a confidential discussion about these opportunities please feel free to reach out:
Alexandra Callon – Alexandra.m.callon@roadprojects.vic.gov.au

This advert closes on 26 September 2021 at 11:59pm.

Work rights

The opportunity is available to applicants in any of the following categories.

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Australia
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Qualifications & other requirements

You should have or be completing the following to apply for this opportunity.

Degree or Certificate
Qualification level
Qualification level
Bachelor or higher
Study field
Study field (any)

Hiring criteria

  • Experience requirementNo experience required
  • Working rights
    Australian Work Visa (All Other)
  • Study fields
    Business & Management
  • Degree typesBachelor or higher
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Reviews

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Graduate
Melbourne
7 months ago

I work on a couple of projects that are all from different aspects of the program. I am able to socialise myself in lots of different teams and areas of the program each day. Although I work at head office there is always an opportunity to go out for a site tour!

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Graduate
Melbourne
7 months ago

Auditing, filing tasks, compliance checks, design change checks

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Graduate
Melbourne
7 months ago

I spend most days organising hoarding for worksites, reviewing collateral, monitoring social media and assisting with stakeholder enquiries. I enjoy the work I'm doing but sometimes it can be a bit quiet, and I feel like there's not much for me to do.

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About the employer

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Victoria's Big Build

Rating

4.3

Number of employees

1,000 - 50,000 employees

Industries

Government & Public Service

Play your part in delivering $100 billion of major infrastructure projects, while gaining hands-on experience to develop your career. 

Pros and cons of working at Victoria's Big Build

Pros

  • The best thing about working at VICTORIA’S BIG BUILD is the type of work I get. I really enjoy the tasks given and feel like I am learning at a good pace.

  • Flexible hours, supportive culture.

  • The workplace environment and culture. As a graduate, leaders and managers go out of their way to guide you and welcome you to the team.

  • Plenty of opportunities to get out on site or into the community to participate in more hands-on work.

  • The support for development (both within company and outside) and flexibility given. Culture is overall great.

Cons

    • Lack of clarity around the role going in leading to misaligned expectations.

    • Uncertainty of being a project rather than a permanent organisation, so there is not a clear progression trajectory.

    • The workload can be quite inconsistent depending on the rotation—some days you will be so busy, and others there will be nothing to do.

    • Limited opportunity to accept a full-time role within the organisation when the program was over.

    • As an engineer, limited hands-on experience on site