Awards · People

Eight years as an Employer of Choice, and recognition from PIANC

Two forms of recognition that sit behind the awards night: one for how we treat our people, one for how we build in and around water.

BridgePro has held Tasmanian Government Employer of Choice status every year since 2017, eight consecutive years. The recognition reflects the things our people tell us matter: six weeks of annual leave for salaried staff, continual formal and informal training, at least four new apprentices every year with 14 apprentices and trainees currently on the books, and work experience for up to 10 school and university students annually.

In 2024, PIANC Australia, the national arm of the World Association for Waterborne Transport Infrastructure, recognised BridgePro as an industry leader. BridgePro is a PIANC member and builds and maintains wharves, pontoons, tug berths and port facilities at every major port in Tasmania.

If that sounds like a place you would like to work, the Work With Us page has the current roles, or email hr@bridgepro.com.au.

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