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Helping the next generation find their start

27 October 2026

BridgePro joined the opening of the new CCF Tasmania Earthworks Academy at Quercus Park and the student career conversations that came with it.

BridgePro Engineering was pleased to support the Civil Contractors Federation Tasmania at the opening of the new Earthworks Academy at Quercus Park, and to take part in the student career discussions coordinated by the Beacon Foundation on the day.

Carpenters Jacob Lomagno and Max Barton, together with first-year apprentice Keira Duguid, joined the BridgePro stand to talk with students about their work, share their own experiences and answer questions about getting started in the industry. For a young person weighing up their options, a conversation with someone already working in a trade, or just beginning an apprenticeship, can make the next step feel a lot more achievable.

BridgePro carpenters and apprentice speaking with students at the Earthworks Academy opening
Jacob, Max and Keira in conversation with students at Quercus Park.

Thank you to CCF Tasmania and the Beacon Foundation for bringing industry and students together, and to Jacob, Max and Keira for giving their time. BridgePro takes on at least four apprentices every year; if you are thinking about a trade, the Work With Us page is the place to start, or email hr@bridgepro.com.au.

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