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Learning to lead: National Skills Week at BridgePro

25 August 2026

Skills development does not stop when an apprenticeship, qualification or degree is complete. It continues through every stage of a career.

Earlier this year members of the BridgePro team completed the two-day EPIC Elevate Leadership Training program with EPIC Services, covering delegation, accountability, managing conflict, coaching, clear communication and action planning.

Managing Director Aaron Brimfield, Construction Manager Matthew Jordan and Engineering Manager Jarrod Thomas also travelled to CONEXPO-CON/AGG in Las Vegas, one of the world’s largest construction industry events, to see the latest developments in construction equipment, technology and methods first hand.

At BridgePro, developing capable leaders is as important as developing skilled tradespeople. Both are how we keep constructing for future generations.

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