FAQs
What is the duration of the Graduate Engineer programme at TechnipFMC?
The Graduate Engineer programme at TechnipFMC is a two-year structured training programme.
Where will I primarily be located during the Graduate Engineer programme?
You will primarily be located at our R&D facility in Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
When does the Graduate Engineer programme begin?
The programme begins in September 2025.
Is the Graduate Engineer programme accredited?
Yes, the programme is part of an Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE) accredited MPDS scheme.
What types of engineering degrees are acceptable for this role?
A Bachelor's or Master's degree in an engineering discipline such as mechanical, metallurgy, or materials engineering is required.
Will I receive mentorship during the Graduate Engineer programme?
Yes, you will be assigned a dedicated mentor throughout your journey to build your professional competencies.
What benefits are offered to Graduate Engineers at TechnipFMC?
Benefits include 25 days of annual leave plus public holidays, private medical insurance, pension contributions, and various lifestyle perks.
Is there an assessment process for candidates?
Yes, selected candidates will attend a full-day in-person assessment centre which includes group exercises, interviews, and a site tour.
Does TechnipFMC promote diversity and inclusion?
Yes, TechnipFMC promotes diversity, equity, and inclusion, ensuring equal opportunities for all individuals regardless of background.
What opportunities for career development does TechnipFMC provide for graduates?
TechnipFMC provides extensive career development opportunities including training, mentorship, and potential placements across the UK and offshore.