Instrumentation Engineering
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A mid-size Engineering firm is looking for an instrumentation engineering intern to join their 12-week internship program. The Instrumentation Engineering Internship position involves supporting the Senior Instrumentation Engineer in the design, documentation, and testing of signalling systems for their key clients. This internship opportunity is suited to Electronics Engineering students and graduates who are keen to start their career in instrumentation engineering and related areas.
Instrumentation Engineering Internship roles and responsibilities:Providing design, testing and documentation support to the Communications Systems and Signalling Engineering team.Ensuring that the testing and installation of the instrumentation and systems software is appropriate to Australian standards, client specifications and technical drawings.Assisting the Site Superintendent in overseeing the completion, certification, testing and commissioning of the project.Inspecting and confirming rectification works to make sure that they comply with contract requirements.What you will gain during your Instrumentation Engineering Internship program?Experience with Functional Safety Systems and SIL rating instrumentation.CCMS experience and understanding of mechanical functionality and control system interfaces.Experience working with Stackers and Reclaimers through the construction and commissioning phase as you support the Senior Instrumentation Engineer.Familiarity with RTIO specifications.How to apply for the Instrumentation Engineering Internship?To be considered for this Instrumentation Engineering Internship, you need to be a member of the CSA Internship Academy. To learn more about doing an Internship and to book a free Career Counselling and Internships phone consultation, click the button below. Career Training, Mentoring & Internship Program Management fees apply to become a member of the CSA Internship Academy.
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