For many tradies, a full workload means juggling site deadlines, quoting jobs and trying to switch off at the end of the day.
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“Pretty bloody hot”: Caitlyn trailblazing at Komatsu
Growing up around trucks and workshops thanks to her parents’ business, Caitlyn Hayes didn’t initially see herself pursuing a career in trades.
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How Orange College is helping tackle the skills shortage
Australia’s construction sector continues to grapple with a persistent skills shortage, with builders and contractors across the country struggling to find — and retain — qualified tradespeople.
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The value of mentorship: Kennards Hire celebrates women in industry
Women across the trade industry continue to smash glass ceilings and set the standard.
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One-man show: Ben Haynes is one of many
After nearly two decades on the tools, Ben Haynes is still doing what he’s always done best — turning up, getting stuck in and quietly building a solid reputation as a carpenter in NSW.
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Beyond the tools: A career for tradies at Kennards Hire
For a lot of tradies, the career path feels set in concrete.
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WorldSkills champion Lachlan shows why carpentry is King
Carpenter, Lachlan King lives by the mantra, “It’s not a stuff up if it can be fixed!”. Apart from giving you an insight into his funny side, it points to his problem solving prowess, something highly
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From Peru to Chisholm: Ana Gamero’s welding odyssey
Try picking up a new trade in your late 30s. Now try doing it in another country. Now add in four little ones … Ana’s done it all and then some in her journey from Peru to Australia to be a welder…
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Jason Seiler building his career brick-by-brick
Bricklayer Jason Seiler believes promoting skills excellence is crucial to a sustainable Australian economy, which is why the WorldSkills competition means so much to him.
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Skillaroo sparky Tom Harms is plugging into national stage
Apprentice Electrician, Tom Harms is in his third year of his apprenticeship doing work he’s “really passionate about”.
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