CCF has again run another successful women in civil pre-employment program, with another one on its way! All participants in the courses have secured employment and the feedback from industry is great. We have made a big step forward this month through the negotiation of the training start times for the Women in Civil pre-employment course. Many people are held …
Our latest High-Vis Army Civil Construction Pre-Employment Program commenced on Monday 7th November. Our participants have undertaken an Induction, their Construction Industry White Card, Work Safely and follow WHS policies and procedures, Communicate in the Workplace and have met some of the host employers for the program. Many thanks to Fulton Hogan, Ian Harrington Group, Batchelor Construction Group. Traffic Dynamix, …
On Thursday 29 September 2022, we were joined by Michael Ferguson, Minister for Infrastructure and Transport and Jo Palmer, Minister for Women to celebrate the building and construction industry’s commitment to increasing opportunities for women in high-vis roles. Well done to these ten high-calibre women who have graduated from the CCF’s Women in Civil training program. We are very proud …
Many thanks to the Batchelor Construction Group and BlackCap group for recently hosting site tours for our participants in the Women in Civil Pre-employment Program. The ladies visited a subdivision site and a park and ride site and the learnings that the Project Managers and Site staff were able to provide was invaluable.
Our fantastic participants in the Women In Civil Pre-employment program, proudly supported by Communities Tasmania, have recently completed their Working Safely at Heights and Confined Space Entry Training.
Ricky Midson, from Training Services Tasmania, conducted RIIRTM203E – Work as a safety observer/spotter training with our Women in Civil Pre-Employment Program participants last week. After a morning of theory, a site visit to Komatsu gave the opportunity for the ladies to do practical assessment and learn about some of the machinery in the civil industry. CCF Tasmania thanks Tim …
