People
Our employees are at the heart of everything we do. Across the world, Proman people are known for their best-in-class engineering and operational capabilities. Today, as an organisation of over 2,100 people, Proman is led by the same values as when the company was founded.
We remain guided by the same core values that shaped our foundation 40 years ago: commitment, integrity, camaraderie, adaptability, decisiveness, and long-term thinking. These values underpin how we work – building strong relationships, thinking beyond the short term, and adapting in a changing world.
We encourage our employees to make a difference to the communities where Proman operates and support them in their professional development to make the best of their talent and potential.
2100+
employees worldwide
99%
of Proman’s employee pool in Trinidad and Tobago is local
650+
traineeships in Trinidad and Tobago since 2012
Our values
Commitment
Integrity
Camaraderie
Long-term thinking
Decisiveness
Adaptability
Traineeships and Graduate Programmes
Across a number of our companies we offer year-round traineeships for graduates and school-leavers, providing the opportunity to join dynamic and growing teams, receive training and progress in your career. Get in touch with the relevant office to find out more.
Trinidad & Tobago
Graduate in training
An 18-month programme for recent university graduates in a range of fields, offering the opportunity to enhance education through work experience.
Trinidad & Tobago
Process Operator Trainee
One-year programme to provide industry exposure to Trinidad and Tobago nationals with recently obtained certification in: Process Plant Operations (PPO), Mechanical Engineering Technician (MET), Electrical and Electronic Engineering Technician (EEET) or Chemical Engineering (CET).
Trinidad & Tobago
Maintenance Technician Trainee
Two-year programme to provide industry exposure to Trinidad and Tobago nationals with recently obtained certification in either Mechanical Engineering or Electrical and Electronic Engineering.
We have a long history of investing in youth skills to give individuals opportunities to succeed and to provide the industry with a robust pipeline of future leaders. To underline this commitment and to celebrate World Youth Skills Day 2024, we welcomed 67 new trainees to our training programmes in Trinidad and Tobago, meaning that over 650 people have now joined the training. This forms part of our long-standing commitment to maintaining Trinidad and Tobago’s position as a centre of excellence for world-class energy sector skills. You can find out more by clicking here.
