Her post draws from her forthcoming chapter, ‘Waste Matters: Charles Dickens’s Our Mutual Friend and Nineteenth-Century Book Recycling’ in Book Destruction from the Medieval to the Contemporary, edited by Gill Partington and Adam Smyth, due to be published by Palgrave Macmillan in September 2014. More information/get in touchįor more information about the WA Civil Construction Industry & Training Awards and this year's Gala Dinner event, please get in touch with CCF WA's Events team by email via the button below.Heather Tilley explores the value of the Harmon dust mound. Apprentices (and trainees) who are currently undertaking or have recently completed an RII Certificate III Civil Construction qualification are eligible for the Certificate III Apprentice/Trainee of the Year category, and all other people employed in the industry who are currently undertaking or have recently completed any other apprenticeship are eligible for the Apprentice of the Year (non-Civil) category. We have also made changes to accommodate the transition from Certificate III civil trainees to apprentices. The Sustainability Achievement Award, for excellence and/or innovation in achieving sustainability outcomes by any company in the civil industry.Supplier of the Year, for a CCF WA Associate Member who has provided industry-leading quality and service to the WA civil construction industry and.Safety Champion of the Year (individual), for leadership and/or innovation in championing safety improvements from an employee outside of a safety/HSEQ role.The new categories include one individual category and two corporate categories: There are three new categories, bringing us up to 21 categories in total this year. This year we are excited to announce a few changes to the existing Awards categories. The 2023 Western Australian Civil Construction Industry & Training Awards will be celebrated on Friday, May 5 at Crown Perth.īookings and nominations are now closed, we look forward to celebrating individual and corporate achievement at the Gala Dinner with all Nominees, their teams, event sponsors and CCF WA Members. A full list of categories can be found below and in our Industry & Training Awards Honour Roll. We now have 21 awards categories, which include our Training Awards, Individual Industry Awards and Corporate Industry Awards. The Industry & Training Awards have grown in stature every year since their introduction more than 10 years ago. G ala Dinner Friday May 5, 202 3 at Crown PerthĬCF WA's Western Australian Civil Construction Industry & Training Awards are our industry’s annual celebration of individual and corporate achievement.

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