Early Career Pathways - Occupational Health & Safety Internship

About Woodside Energy We know great results come from our people feeling valued, getting the support they need to reach their full potential and working in a positive work environment. We recognise that enduring, meaningful relationships with communities are fundamental to maintaining our licence to operate.

Technology and innovation are essential to our long-term sustainability. We are growing our carbon and new energy businesses using technology to reduce emissions and the carbon footprint of our products. We are working to improve energy efficiency, offset emissions, reduce emissions intensity and explore options for lower-carbon energy. Woodside led the development of the LNG industry in Australia and is applying this same pioneering spirit to solving future energy challenges globally.

Refer to our corporate website for more information about our different locations and projects: https://www.woodside.com/what-we-doAbout the Program

The Occupational Health & Safety Summer Internship Program is part of Woodside’s USA Early Career Pathways initiative and sits within Woodside’s broader Health, Safety & Environment organization. The program is designed to build a sustainable pipeline of future health, safety, process safety, and risk management talent. The program provides undergraduate and graduate students with hands-on, real-world experience supporting Woodside’s U.S. business through project-based work aligned to workforce health, operational safety, process safety, and risk management priorities. Depending on business needs and academic background, interns may contribute to projects involving occupational health and safety programs, industrial hygiene, safety performance and analytics, risk assessments, incident prevention, process safety, safety systems, field and operational safety, regulatory compliance, training initiatives, human factors, and continuous improvement.

Interns will work alongside experienced HSE, process safety, risk management, and