Steelo is committed to nurturing future engineers through real-world industry exposure. Recently, Adam Jastrzebi, an ECITB engineering student, completed his work experience at Steelo, gaining first-hand insight into steel design, fabrication, and engineering processes.
This ECITB engineering student work experience at Steelo provided Adam with the practical skills and industry knowledge necessary to complement his ECITB Level 3 Engineering studies at Richmond upon Thames College.
A Practical Learning Experience
During his ECITB engineering student work experience at Steelo, Adam worked closely with Steelo’s Design Team Leader, Saad, participating in real projects and learning:
✔ Steel design principles – How precision and accuracy shape every project.
✔ Fabrication techniques – Observing the transformation of raw steel into structural components.
✔ Engineering software tools – Utilizing cutting-edge technology in design processes.
✔ Safety protocols – Understanding industry regulations and best practices.
Why Work Experience Matters in Engineering
Practical exposure, such as the ECITB engineering student work experience at Steelo, is essential for bridging the gap between classroom learning and real-world applications. It allows students to:
🔹 Gain hands-on experience with real projects.
🔹 Learn from experienced engineers and mentors.
🔹 Build confidence in applying engineering concepts.
🔹 Explore different career pathways in steel fabrication.
Steelo’s Commitment to Mentorship
Steelo believes in empowering the next generation of engineers by offering mentorship, technical training, and professional guidance. The ECITB engineering student work experience at Steelo is a testament to the company’s dedication to supporting emerging talent.
Looking to Gain Work Experience in Engineering?
Steelo welcomes engineering students and aspiring professionals who are eager to explore the world of steel fabrication and design. If you’re looking for real-world work experience, get in touch with Steelo today!
