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These two pieces of land, situated on Turbot street, will be redeveloped into a new precinct, making the area more accessible for locals and also increasing the range of services in the city centre. In total, these plots contain roughly 9,000 square metres of space that will be renovated.
The JSA/DES conference earlier this month has successfully demonstrated the value of pursuing an apprenticeship or traineeship in Queensland.
These works, roughly $10 million worth, will be carried out across eight different projects, including work in the Ipswich city centre. The funding has been allocated as part of the National Insurance Affordability Initiative which aims to improve the overall performance of the state’s built infrastructure in the event of another severe flood.
While this reflects the values that Queenslanders have in their environment, it also presents a challenge to local councils and the state government to provide infrastructure that can support this lifestyle.
Finding the right staff for your company is a crucial consideration for any business. This becomes even more important when it comes time to find an apprentice.
A direction statement for the InfrastructureQ initiative has been released by the Queensland government, in order to provide a guideline for the development of the state’s built environment.
The forum was the latest step in finalising the state’s blueprint for the construction industry, which began with consultation earlier in the year. Organised by the Department of Housing and Public Works, this industry-led process has already raised a number of key goals and strategies which will guide construction work through the next two decades.
Training outcomes for apprentices and trainees are the focus of an upcoming conference, organised by BUSY At Work. The event is titled ‘How apprentices can help your star rating’, and focuses heavily on the benefits trainees and apprentices can offer business owners.
However, it can also be a big commitment for a company to reskill an existing worker, especially if they are already facing a high work load. At the same time, individuals who are already well established in their careers may be hesitant about embarking on a new qualification.
These two pieces of land, situated on Turbot street, will be redeveloped into a new precinct, making the area more accessible for locals and also increasing the range of services in the city centre. In total, these plots contain roughly 9,000 square metres of space that will be renovated.
The JSA/DES conference earlier this month has successfully demonstrated the value of pursuing an apprenticeship or traineeship in Queensland.
These works, roughly $10 million worth, will be carried out across eight different projects, including work in the Ipswich city centre. The funding has been allocated as part of the National Insurance Affordability Initiative which aims to improve the overall performance of the state’s built infrastructure in the event of another severe flood.
While this reflects the values that Queenslanders have in their environment, it also presents a challenge to local councils and the state government to provide infrastructure that can support this lifestyle.
Finding the right staff for your company is a crucial consideration for any business. This becomes even more important when it comes time to find an apprentice.
A direction statement for the InfrastructureQ initiative has been released by the Queensland government, in order to provide a guideline for the development of the state’s built environment.
The forum was the latest step in finalising the state’s blueprint for the construction industry, which began with consultation earlier in the year. Organised by the Department of Housing and Public Works, this industry-led process has already raised a number of key goals and strategies which will guide construction work through the next two decades.
