EHS Internship: Sustainability & Safety (Hybrid)

Airbus; Filton; On-site; GBP 22,000 - 27,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible working hours

Hybrid working options

25 days holiday + bank holidays

Half day Fridays

Job summary

The Environment Health and Safety (EHS) placement at Airbus Operations Limited is based in the UK, with the opportunity to work across the Filton and Broughton sites. The role offers exposure to diverse EHS activities within a leading aerospace company and includes interaction with transnational colleagues.

As an undergraduate, you will gain hands-on experience in safety, health and wellbeing, environmental performance and sustainability projects, contributing to Airbus' net zero and carbon

Qualifications

• Open to undergraduates for the full duration of the placement.
• Please include CV and a cover letter with your application.
• Strong writing and communication skills are essential.
• Currently studying Environment or Geography related degree.

Responsibilities

• Support daily activities across EHS and its customer base.
• Assist in driving improvements and synergies within EHS teams.
• Engage with cross-functional teams including sustainability initiatives.
• Help develop and improve EHS communications channels.
• Support research, delivery and evaluation of internal comms campaigns.

Skills

Excellent writing

Team player

Self-motivated

Verbal communication

Education

Undergraduate student

Environment/Geography degree

Tools

Presentation software

Graphics software

Job description

The Environment Health and Safety (EHS) placement at Airbus Operations Limited is based in the UK, with the opportunity to work across the Filton and Broughton sites. The role offers exposure to diverse EHS activities within a leading aerospace company and includes interaction with transnational colleagues.

As an undergraduate, you will gain hands-on experience in safety, health and wellbeing, environmental performance and sustainability projects, contributing to Airbus' net zero and carbon