Logistics Internship

• Final-year student in Industrial Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Naval Engineering, or Civil Engineering.

Intermediate Excel level: tables, filters, formulas, lookups, pivot tables, and orderly processing of databases.
PowerPoint and Word for the preparation of technical documentation and presentations.
Data analysis and visualization tools are desirable.
Technical Tools and Knowledge
• Clear interest in project logistics, Heavy Lift, oversized transport, and multimodal operations.
• Ability to interpret drawings, layouts, and technical documentation and extract relevant information for transport and handling from them.
• Good numerical and analytical reasoning
• Attention to detail

• English level B2 minimum; a C1 level or the ability to work with technical documentation and meetings in English will be especially valued.

6-month internship, extendable for 6 months

Employment contract upon completion of the internship, based on performance

Variable study allowance from €700 to €1200 gross per month depending on the area and level of studies.

Possibility to work remotely 2 days a week starting from the third month of the internship

14 working days of rest for every 6 months of internship

Participation in real, top-level international projects within a multicultural environment

Practical training in:
-collection, verification, and organization of logistics data for equipment and modules from supplier documentation: dimensions, weights, center of gravity, lifting points, packaging configuration, and transport conditions.
-basic review of general and supplier drawings, Shipping Drawings, Packing Lists, Transport Drawings, and Lifting Plans, identifying missing information, inconsistencies, and points requiring clarification.
-keeping trackers, databases, and Shipping Lists for critical equipment and modules up to date, including weights/dimensions, origin and destination, readiness status, required documentation, target dates, and transport status.
-review of Route Surveys and Bridge Assessments, consolidating clearance restrictions, access, turning radii, axle loads, bridges/culverts, and other relevant transport limitations.
-preparation of RFQ/RFI and technical information packages for route studies, heavy lift/SPMT transport, maritime transport via barge or Ro-Ro, cranes/Heavy Lift, and other specialized logistics services.
-preparation of preliminary technical and commercial tabulations, extracting from offers scope, proposed equipment, methodology, quantities, assumptions, exclusions, deviations, deadlines, and main risks, always under review by the technical manager.
-preliminary feasibility analysis for land, maritime, and multimodal transport: transport envelope, access, conceptual SPMT configuration, cargo arrangement, and main load-out/load-in or Ro-Ro interfaces.

35-hour work week, Monday to Friday, with flexible hours