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Job Requisition Id: 1086
WesCEF Chemical/Process Engineering Vacation Program - 2026/2027
Date: 30 Jun 2026

Location:
Kwinana, WA, AU, 6167

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Job Description:
WesCEF Chemical/Process Engineering Vacation Program - 2026/2027

Turn theory into practice - solve real business challenges through our impactful 12-week program.
Build your technical knowledge through practical operational experience and dedicated mentoring and support.
With our world-class production facilities in Kwinana, you don’t have to work fly-in, fly-out to get the best hands-on-experience.
Chemical/Process Engineering disciplines invited to apply for placements commencing in late November 2026.

About WesCEF

Wesfarmers Chemicals, Energy & Fertilisers (WesCEF) is a division of Wesfarmers Limited and has been operating in Western Australia for more than 110 years. Our eight businesses manufacture and supply essential products to over 225,000 customers in 26 countries, supporting key sectors including agriculture, mining, energy, construction and households. Safety, sustainability and community are central to how we operate. We are committed to continuous safety improvement and are working toward net zero Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 2050. With more than 1,300 employees across WA, Queensland and Victoria, we foster a respectful, inclusive workplace where diverse thinking is valued. Guided by our Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging Strategy and Aboriginal Inclusion Plan, we support gender balance, cultural respect, Indigenous employment and flexible work. We invest in our people through training, career development and recognition programs. With our headquarters in Perth and major production facilities in Kwinana, WesCEF plays a key role in supporting Australia’s economic growth and advancing a more sustainable future.

WESCEF: We create long-term value for critical industries and everyday life.

What does our program offer

Applications are now open for our Vacation work opportunities to support Process / Chemical Engineering students in their penultimate year of study. This is a 12-week paid Vacation Program that will commence from late November 2026 and run through to mid-February 2027.

Join a recognised as a safe, reliable and innovative industry leader. Through vacation work with WesCEF you will apply theory and grow technical expertise, collaborate with a wide range of stakeholders and build communication and leadership capability as part of your experience.

Our goal is to be with you all the way, offering tailored training, support, guidance and a launchpad towards a great career.

Your placement could be at one of our operational facilities in Kwinana:

CSBP AAN (production of ammonia gas, ammonium nitrate solid and liquid as well as emulsion products)

Kleenheat (gas production - LNG and LPG)

Australian Gold Reagents (sodium cyanide production (liquid & solid)

CSBP Fertilisers (A range of liquid and solid fertiliser and nutrient products)

WesCEF Technical and Operational Services.

Our program will provide you with an opportunity to:
Develop highly sought after skills for future employment including, safety, commercial, communication, presentation and influencing skills.

Implement and improve your technical skills and knowledge in a hands on engineering work environment.

Work on meaningful and relevant projects that will have a direct impact on our business; you will also have the opportunity to present your project to our leadership team.

Join our supportive engineering team and gain invaluable experience from recent graduates, engineers, operators and technical services teams.

Work closely with your mentor who will guide and assist you during the program.

Collaborate with and build lasting relationships with other WesCEF vacation engineering students.

Some students may be offered a cadetship with WesCEF which provides part-time employment through the final year of university and is a potential pathway to our graduate program – please note that cadetships are not guaranteed.

About You

You will be an engineering student in your penultimate year who enjoys working with a broad range of internal stakeholders and thrives in an inclusive, collaborative and innovative environment with a strong safety culture. In addition, you will value the opportunity to build on your:

Commercial and safety focus.

Attention to detail is essential including well-developed verbal and written communication skills.

Innovative mindset and a willingness to challenge the status quo are welcome in our future focused businesses.

Passion for your field of Engineering.

Why WesCEF

At WesCEF, we are committed to building an engaged, high-performing and inclusive workforce that reflects the communities in which we operate. We value diversity of thinking, skills and experience, knowing this drives innovation and better business outcomes.

We welcome applications from people of all backgrounds and encourage Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to apply.

We are proud to support flexible working arrangements and understand that flexibility looks different for everyone. If flexibility is important to you, we encourage you to discuss your needs as part of the application process.

What to expect

At WesCEF, we recognise that it may be daunting to apply for a new role – especially for the first time! Therefore, we aim to remove the guesswork by letting you know what you can expect!

Should you be shortlisted to the next stage, our recruitment process will include a combination of video and face to face interviews, police clearance, reference check and a pre-employment medical check, along with a site tour.

Join us. Together, we can harness potential to create a prosperous future.

How to apply

To submit, please click on the ‘Apply’ button and be sure to include your resume, cover letter and academic transcript. Applications close: Friday 31st July 2026 at 5PM AWST.