BMD Trade Ready Program at Bmd Group in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia | Kablio

Role

Description

Requirements

time management

interpersonal

civil construction

driver's licence

financial literacy

Time management
Interpersonal skills
Qualifications - at the end of the BMD Ready program you will have completed units of competency for civil construction qualifications.
An Australian Driver’s Licence
Financial literacy

Benefits

Insight - you’ll learn all about what amazing career pathways are available at BMD and if they’re right for you.
Personal development.
Opportunity - you will have the opportunity to be considered for full-time employment at BMD, Australia’s largest privately owned civil contractor.
Workplace fitness
Access to a vehicle.
Money - you’ll be paid for your three weeks of workplace learning.
Sleep health
Self-development - Your two weeks of classroom learning will equip you with key skills and greater confidence in the workforce. During your three weeks of practical learning, you’ll use the latest technology and learn skills to make you more confident in the workplace.

Training + Development

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Interview process

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Visa Sponsorship

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Security clearance

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Company

Overview

Founded in 1982

Year Established

The company was established in 1982, marking the beginning of its journey as a leading infrastructure provider.

The company operates across multiple sectors, delivering large-scale civil, infrastructure, and building projects.
Delivers expertise spanning residential developments to critical infrastructure, including roads, utilities, and water resources.
Notable projects include complex transport networks, utilities systems, and community-oriented infrastructure.
Holistic approach to project delivery includes planning, design, construction, and maintenance, ensuring long-term value.
Committed to quality, safety, and innovation, earning a strong reputation in the Australian construction industry.
Leadership focuses on creating sustainable infrastructure that supports communities and businesses.

Culture + Values

Powering futures, creating legacies.
Family: We value each other, we work as a team, and we build everything from strong relationships and respect.
Driven: Hard work will triumph as we persist through obstacles and seek continuous improvement. We celebrate effort as much as achievement.
Empowered: We empower our people to take initiative through a supportive environment. Everyone has the opportunity to achieve their potential.
Collaborative: Together, we solve challenges and build lasting, trusted relationships with clients, suppliers and partners to achieve shared success and long-term impact.

Environment + Sustainability

2024 initiatives

Sustainability Projects

Includes diverting construction bollard plastic from landfill and expanding electric fleet trials.

Net-zero target

Carbon Neutrality Goals

Aiming to achieve carbon neutrality through renewable energy, cleaner fuels, and electric vehicles.

Focus on reducing carbon emissions through innovation and technology in projects and operations.
Use of electric vehicles, charging stations, solar-powered generators and trials of renewable diesel.
Fleet strategy includes trials of EV trucks, hybrid vehicles, electric plant and machinery (telehandlers, forklifts, compactors, saws).
Environmental management plans emphasise efficient use of energy, materials and water; lifecycle impact assessments.
Annual Environment Month (March) to focus on environmental considerations.
Member of Infrastructure Sustainability Council; several projects targeting IS rating.

Inclusion & Diversity

21% Female Representation

Workforce Diversity

The company maintains 21% female representation in its workforce as of FY24.

3.15% Indigenous Employment

Indigenous Workforce

3.15% of the company's workforce is Indigenous in the FY2023–24 period.

$149.9M Indigenous Procurement

Indigenous Procurement Spend

The company has spent $149.9 million on Indigenous procurement from 2017–2024.

$2.7M Veterans Support

Veterans In Construction

In FY2023–24, the company allocated $2.7 million to support Veterans In Construction initiatives.

Social Traders-certified supplier spend of $3.2 million in FY2023–24.

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Careers at BMD

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About BMD Group

Company

Overview

Founded in 1982

Year Established

The company was established in 1982, marking the beginning of its journey as a leading infrastructure provider.

The company operates across multiple sectors, delivering large-scale civil, infrastructure, and building projects.
Delivers expertise spanning residential developments to critical infrastructure, including roads, utilities, and water resources.
Notable projects include complex transport networks, utilities systems, and community-oriented infrastructure.
Holistic approach to project delivery includes planning, design, construction, and maintenance, ensuring long-term value.
Committed to quality, safety, and innovation, earning a strong reputation in the Australian construction industry.
Leadership focuses on creating sustainable infrastructure that supports communities and businesses.

Culture + Values

Powering futures, creating legacies.
Family: We value each other, we work as a team, and we build everything from strong relationships and respect.
Driven: Hard work will triumph as we persist through obstacles and seek continuous improvement. We celebrate effort as much as achievement.
Empowered: We empower our people to take initiative through a supportive environment. Everyone has the opportunity to achieve their potential.
Collaborative: Together, we solve challenges and build lasting, trusted relationships with clients, suppliers and partners to achieve shared success and long-term impact.

Environment + Sustainability

2024 initiatives

Sustainability Projects

Includes diverting construction bollard plastic from landfill and expanding electric fleet trials.

Net-zero target

Carbon Neutrality Goals

Aiming to achieve carbon neutrality through renewable energy, cleaner fuels, and electric vehicles.

Focus on reducing carbon emissions through innovation and technology in projects and operations.
Use of electric vehicles, charging stations, solar-powered generators and trials of renewable diesel.
Fleet strategy includes trials of EV trucks, hybrid vehicles, electric plant and machinery (telehandlers, forklifts, compactors, saws).
Environmental management plans emphasise efficient use of energy, materials and water; lifecycle impact assessments.
Annual Environment Month (March) to focus on environmental considerations.
Member of Infrastructure Sustainability Council; several projects targeting IS rating.