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Mechanical/Manufacturing Engineering Internship

Vacancy ID

V2335

Industry Engineering (Mechanical)
City Sydney
# Positions 1
Duration 12 Weeks
Qualifications Engineering

Internship Summary

This internship offers practical experience working alongside a team of mechanical engineers at a company that designs and manufactures conveyor solutions for industrial applications. The intern will support the engineering team in a variety of day-to-day tasks and ongoing projects, contributing to both the technical and operational aspects of belt conveyor product development. The role is focused on learning through hands-on involvement, observation, and teamwork.

Tasks

  • Assist engineers with updating CAD drawings and 3D models of conveyor components and assemblies
  • Help prepare documentation, such as parts lists, technical datasheets, and installation manuals
  • Support project work by organizing design files, reviewing client specifications, and taking meeting notes
  • Assist with small design improvement projects or component testing as directed
  • Help track project progress by updating schedules, checklists, and project records
  • Observe and assist during site visits, equipment inspections, or testing activities (where applicable)
  • Assist with Finite Element Analysis (FEA) for new product development as well as the review and enhancement of existing products, supporting data-driven design decisions.

Host Summary

Large Manufacturing company with sites in NSW and WA.

Benefits

  • Dedicated Supervisor – The student will be assigned an experienced engineer as a supervisor who will provide guidance, assign tasks, and conduct regular check-ins.
  • Mentorship and Feedback – The student will receive informal mentoring from team members, as well as regular feedback to help them develop technical and professional skills.
  • Hands-On Learning – Opportunities to observe and assist in real engineering projects, attend team meetings, and contribute to live tasks will give the student exposure to practical work.
  • Open Communication – The student will be encouraged to ask questions, share ideas, and seek help whenever needed.
  • Project Involvement – The student may be assigned a small project with clear goals, allowing them to take ownership under supervision and present their results at the end of the placement.