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WSP in Midrand, Gauteng, South Africa, offers an internship in the Water Use & Resource Management Team. The role supports a Water Research Commission (WRC) project on effluent water quality and green hydrogen initiatives, providing hands-on research experience and exposure to national water sustainability efforts.
You will work with experienced professionals, gaining practical skills in literature reviews, data management, and environmental risk assessment while developing reporting and
WSP is one of Africa’s leading and most diverse consulting firms. We are committed to diversity, equity, innovation, collaboration, and delivering sustainable solutions. Our culture empowers people to grow, take ownership, and make a positive impact.
WSP is offering an internship within the Water Use & Resource Management Team in Midrand.
The intern will support a Water Research Commission (WRC) project called:
"Scoping Study to Assess Effluent Water Quality Challenges and Issues Associated with Green Hydrogen Initiatives."
This project focuses on understanding water quality, treatment requirements, wastewater management, and environmental risks associated with green hydrogen development in South Africa.
You will work alongside experienced professionals, gain practical research and project experience, and contribute to national water and sustainability initiatives.
As the intern, you will:
Conduct literature reviews on:
Collect and organize information on water sources such as:
Assist in developing:
Support mapping of the water lifecycle, including:
Identify:
Support stakeholder engagement activities by:
Contribute to project risk assessments covering:
Assist with:
Maintain accurate project records and ensure quality control of data, references, and supporting evidence.
Promote a strong safety culture by identifying and reporting hazards, incidents, and near misses.
Essential Requirements
Currently studying towards, or recently completed, an Honours or Master's Degree in:
Eligibility to support WRC capacity-building programmes linked to MSc student participation.
Strong technical writing and research skills.
The successful candidate should be able to:
Collect, organize, and interpret water quality and wastewater data.
Understand:
Support:
Use Excel for:
Demonstrate an interest in the water-energy nexus, particularly green hydrogen and sustainable water management.
We are looking for someone who:
Midrand, Gauteng, South Africa
Supporting a national research project on water quality and environmental management for green hydrogen development in South Africa.