Mechanical Engineering / Welding Intern - Western Australia

Role Overview

An opportunity is available for a motivated Mechanical Engineering or Welding student, recent graduate or aspiring technical professional to gain practical experience supporting engineering, fabrication and workshop-related activities.

The successful candidate will work alongside experienced professionals and assist with technical documentation, engineering support, fabrication processes and quality-related tasks. The role will be tailored to the candidate's skills, experience and areas of interest, as well as the organisation's operational requirements.

Key Responsibilities

- Assist with mechanical engineering tasks, technical drawings and basic engineering documentation.
- Support fabrication and welding-related activities under appropriate supervision.
- Help review technical specifications, engineering drawings and project requirements.
- Assist with measuring, inspecting and documenting components, materials and fabricated products.
- Support quality checks and help maintain records related to fabrication and engineering processes.
- Assist with organising technical documents, material information and project records.
- Help identify opportunities to improve workshop processes, documentation and operational efficiency.
- Work with engineering and workshop personnel to understand project requirements and support day-to-day activities.
- Assist with basic research into mechanical components, materials, welding methods and fabrication techniques.
- Follow workplace safety procedures and relevant instructions when participating in engineering or workshop activities.

Skills and Qualifications

- Currently studying or recently graduated in Mechanical Engineering, Welding Engineering, Engineering Technology,



Fabrication or a related discipline.
- Basic understanding of mechanical engineering principles, fabrication processes or welding techniques.
- Ability to read and interpret basic engineering drawings and technical specifications is desirable.
- Familiarity with CAD software, workshop tools or inspection equipment is an advantage.
- Good analytical, problem-solving and organisational skills.
- Robust attention to detail and an interest in engineering, metal fabrication or manufacturing.
- Willingness to learn, receive feedback and work collaboratively with engineering and workshop teams.
- A commitment to workplace health and safety and following established procedures.

What You Will Gain

- Practical exposure to mechanical engineering, welding and fabrication operations.
- Experience supporting engineering documentation, technical drawings and quality-related activities.
- An understanding of fabrication workflows, materials and manufacturing processes.
- Opportunities to develop technical, analytical and problem-solving skills.
- Experience working alongside engineering and workshop professionals on real-world projects.
- Exposure to workplace safety practices and quality standards relevant to engineering and fabrication environments.

Duration and Working Arrangements

- Location: Western Australia (WA).
- Duration: Three months.
- Remuneration: Unpaid internship.
- Working arrangements: To be discussed and agreed upon before commencement.
- Internship fee: An internship fee may apply.

How to Apply

Please submit your CV and a brief cover letter outlining your engineering or welding background, relevant technical skills, availability and interest in gaining practical industry experience. You may also include details of relevant academic projects, CAD experience, welding training or fabrication experience.

📌 Mechanical Engineering Intern (Western Australia)
🏢 Study And Work
📍 Western Australia