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Our People & Culture
Our People & Culture
Our people and culture
At Thomson Bridge, we foster a workplace culture of diversity and innovation. We are active participants in our business community and this extends our capabilities, improves our knowledge, and enhances our work life experiences. Read on to learn more about Thomson Bridge's approach to building our culture and contributing to our community.
Building Diversity
Our work in the electricity and power industries requires an extraordinary range of skills. To meet this challenge, we actively recruite staff from a diversity of backgrounds and at all stages of the career lifecycle.
Our Origins
Our Company is named in honour of William Thomson, also known as Lord Kelvin. Born in 1824, Thomson was a mathematical physicist and engineer. He helped develop the second law of thermodynamics and he invented the absolute temperature scale named after him.
Young Professionals Programs - Interns & Graduates
Thomson Bridge believes in fostering young careers. We do this via a Graduate Engineer program and Internships for students entering tertiary education.
The William Thomson Scholarship
This Scholarship is targeted to existing workers in the Electricity Supply Industry who are seeking a formal qualification to recognise existing knowledge and experience or attain new skills.
Accreditations and Partnerships
We are an accredited Training Organisation and participate in several peak industry bodies to ensure we deliver service that is aligned to industry best practice.
Careers
We are always interested to talk to enthusiastic and talented individuals who can contribute to our training and consultancy capability.