OPUS is a leading international multidisciplinary Seeking
consultancy. Our people are at the forefront of award- We are not just looking to fill a vacancy, rather
winning and innovative projects. We are a global we are looking to select people to join us,
company providing excellent solutions to a wide who have skills, drive and passion to help us.
range of clients. Our services cover a wide spectrum, We have set ourselves a challenging growth
from planning, design and management of new projects strategy and we are proud of what we are
to high level asset management of completed works achieving.
including: transportation, buildings, water and other
“It is an exciting time for us,” says Kevin
Infrastructure.
Thompson, Chief Executive. “ We have
Our culture & values
enhanced our business worldwide, and
Our people and the services they provide are our greatest
the recruitment of graduates has been,
asset. We are proud of our people, many of whom are
and will continue to be, a key aspect of
leaders in their field. We encourage all staff to develop
this growth strategy.“
and reach their full potential, and share and enjoy their Degree/Disciplines
successes. We demand excellent service delivery with Each year a significant number of graduates
added value through understanding clients’ needs in Civil, Mechanical & Electronic Engineering,
and drivers. We share information appropriately and Environmental Planning, Architecture, Property
responsibly. Our culture demands that people have the Management, Science and other related
capability and empowerment to take ownership of actions professions join Opus in a number of different
and issues and to deal with them with urgency and offices worldwide (Australia, Canada, New
confidence. Our overriding focus is on achieving successful Zealand and the UK).
long-lasting relationships with clients that are built on a
How to apply
strong foundation of understanding, trust and credibility.
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http://recruitment.opusinternational.com
Our people form strong multi-disciplinary teams who work
When to apply
with clients to help them visualize and achieve their goals.
All year/ongoing
Built on our success and reputation in the market we have
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challenging and exciting projects that provide our people
No specific eligibility requirements
with a wide range of opportunities. We invest significantly
in training and development, social and team-building
Position locations
activities. We strive to provide a workplace in which all
WA, NSW, Qld, New Zealand
of our people feel valued and have the opportunity to Further information
develop and grow. This is important to us and is our New Zealand:
www.opus.co.nz
commitment to our people. Australia:
www.opus.com.au
What we offer graduates
Key aspects of our graduate training scheme include:
“Opus is very supportive towards its new
variety of work and location; interaction in multidisciplinary
graduates, I have a mentor who provides me
environment; very good training and development
with support when I need it and I have had the
opportunities; mentoring; formal process for professional
opportunity to further my professional learning
registration; and competitive remuneration.
with numerous inhouse training courses. There
is also significant support from the experienced
engineers in the office. Because Opus is global
there are opportunities to travel and work in
locations all over the world.”
-- Sam Thornton, Structural Engineer
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