Working Student in Industrial Engineering – Environmental Protection Projects, Review and Administration

HAMBURG WASSER manages the water cycle from drinking water supply to wastewater disposal under one roof. With around 2,400 employees and more than 20 locations, it keeps Hamburg running every day. The organization is committed to conserving resources and preserving the basis of life for future generations in Hamburg. Together with its subsidiaries, it works on pioneering water and environmental protection projects. Openness, appreciation, trust, respectful and peaceful cooperation, and a diverse community characterize the organization.

Project area: The Civil Engineering Wastewater Treatment Plants department covers a broad range of tasks, from planning to construction supervision. This includes all structures required at wastewater treatment plants, from wastewater treatment facilities to sludge treatment. The work ranges from smaller and larger renovation measures in existing facilities to extensive and complex construction projects.

Your responsibilities:

• Help prepare, review and administer planning documents for the IPA project “Neubau Faulbehälter”.
• Support the coordination of specialist planners, experts and other project participants.
• Contribute to schedule, cost and document management.
• Support the preparation of presentations and reports as well as organisational project tasks.
• Contribute to the company’s further development in sustainable construction and bring your own ideas for future-oriented solutions.

Your qualifications:

• Enrolment in civil engineering, architecture, industrial engineering or a comparable degree programme.
• A careful, structured and reliable way of working.
• A basic understanding of project organisation and document management.
• Confident use of MS Office, especially Excel.
• Initial experience with project servers or document management systems is an advantage.
• Strong communication skills and a sense of responsibility.

What HAMBURG WASSER offers:

• Good support: A challenging role with individual support from the specialist departments, varied learning and development opportunities, and development prospects across the group can support your progress after your studies.
• Connected: Varied information and exchange formats, afterworks and modern tools enable you to make contacts and collaborate smoothly.
• Flexible: Benefit from variable working hours, monetary compensation for overtime, and the option to work remotely depending on the task.
• Fit: Access to varied health and sports programmes, such as Urban Sports Club.
• Mobile: Benefits such as a subsidy for the hvv job ticket and bicycle mobility offers.

Further benefits are available on the careers page and/or in conversation with the recruiting team.