Looking to work for a company that encourages women engineers to embark on exciting and diverse career paths?
WSP sees many talented women engineers within its ranks. For example, WSP undergraduate Mechanical Engineer Josie Cheeseman has been awarded the Rising Star Award by the Railway Industry Association (RIA) - an impressive accolade for her significant achievement at WSP.
Supporting delivery of a better rail industry
The Railway Industry Association is the voice of the UK rail supply community.
Established in 1875, RIA has over 350 member companies from across the supply chain, over 60 per cent of which are small or medium sized enterprises (SMEs). Its member companies represent a large proportion of the rail industry by turnover, reflect a great diversity of disciplines within the sector, and cover the lengths and breadths of the UK.
The RIA supports the delivery of a bigger and better rail industry, representing the sector as an essential generator of economic growth, jobs and investment, supporting a low carbon form of mass transit for communities across the UK.
Empowering recognition as an apprentice
Previously Josie was named as the Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers’ (CIBSE) Apprentice of the Year – an accolade that she describes as being very empowering.
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