Currently - the mechanical team in Canberra has improvements to make to the structure to support the graduates better.
Graduate, Canberra - 10 Nov 2023
Graduate program was nice, very well structured and with PLENTY of nice food. We were spoiled.
The day-to-day training was lack by the part of my immediate supervisor.
Professional Engineer, Auckland - 10 Nov 2023
Have been well support by team to learn the required skills for sustainability.
Graduate, Melbourne - 10 Nov 2023
Always holding lunch and learn sessions
Graduate, Melbourne - 10 Nov 2023
I am happy with the level of on the job technical training and instruction on principles relating to my work
Professional, Brisbane - 09 Nov 2023
On the job training is generally quite good. I would like more training resources for my area within AECOM uni or at least links to that.
Graduate, Brisbane - 09 Nov 2023
Most training is on job or outside of work hours. Plenty of resources are available.
Graduate, Sydney - 09 Nov 2023
Lots of opportunities to learn on the job. The grad specific training can feel out of touch with the day to day tasks of graduate engineers.
Graduate, Sydney - 09 Nov 2023
AECOM University, CPD Sessions within our team
Professional, Brisbane - 09 Nov 2023
2 Day Graduate conference in the beginning of the year, various online training modules, training day at the end of the year. It was mainly focused on learning about the company and culture.
Graduate, Sydney - 09 Nov 2023
Wide range of internal trainings throughout grad programme.
Graduate, Adelaide - 09 Nov 2023
Regarding training, AECOM has a university platform for technical and professional training.
AECOM provided external training to do the inspections, including working in height and confined spaces.
Graduate, Melbourne - 09 Nov 2023
The formal training is lacking and generalised. We were not trained in the day to day workings of things e.g. file structure, who to talk to about what and how to book leave etc. It heavily relied on your buddy who can be busy/ relatively new themselves and not know. The informal training given within the team was great, everyone was nice and willing to help.
Graduate, Perth - 09 Nov 2023
Most training is through AECOM university or on the job training. The company offers many lunch and learns that assists in the learning of young professionals. The company also supports external workshops and conferences that assist in the training and development of professional skills.
Graduate, Brisbane - 08 Nov 2023
Have alot of opportunities to improve skills and register for informal training.
Professional, Cairns - 08 Nov 2023
Informal on the job training is good, team members tend to be very helpful and invested in developing younger engineers in my team. Formal training is quite monotonous and there does not seem to be a company wide investment in technological training for engineers.
Graduate, Melbourne - 08 Nov 2023
They have technical skill training and some leadership training. You can attend the program whatever you want. Just join.
Graduate, Melbourne - 08 Nov 2023
At this stage, the inductions and formal training have been focussed on "corporate" basics. This is both on workplace culture and safety. The Graduate Program Conferences have been good for general professional development for those new to the industry.
Graduate, Perth - 08 Nov 2023
The quality of on the job training is dependent on who you are working with. Some engineers are very helpful and patient with teaching and training you on projects whereas some provide minimal guidance. Formal training through online resources such as AECOM university is available on certain topics such as using the project management systems and learning about commercial and financial topics.
Professional Engineer, Sydney - 08 Nov 2023
The formal graduate programme training is not incredibly useful. AECOM Uni is fairly helpful with a wide range of programmes to help you learn.
Graduate, Auckland - 08 Nov 2023