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Brett Whiteley visits the BridgePro facility at Latrobe

22 September 2026

A tour of the Latrobe workshop and precast yard, and a conversation about the 100-plus people BridgePro employs locally.

Thanks to Brett Whiteley for visiting our Latrobe facility and taking the time to learn more about BridgePro Engineering and the people behind it. The visit took in the fabrication workshop, the precast yard and the plant that supports BridgePro’s bridge, marine and piling work across Tasmania.

BridgePro is proud to employ more than 100 people locally and to keep investing in its people, its capability and the North-West community it calls home. Read more about our local commitment.

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