NAWIC QLD | Webinar Event
An interactive webinar event for high school students and parents to engage directly with industry professionals. Come and explore with us career opportunities and career pathways in the construction industry.
Jobs in the construction industry offer attractive pay, national and international mobility and the sheer satisfaction of being part of building something for the future. Between community infrastructure updates and new building projects, construction projects are always going on. Join our interdisciplinary panel to explore the career opportunities in the construction industry.
- Answers on study requirements
- Employment opportunities
- What is it like to work in the construction industry as a female
Got a question for the panel?
Submit your questions to https://app.gosoapbox.com (Access Code: 171-269-664)
If you would like to watch the Webinar via livestream, it will be shown at https://www.qut.edu.au/live-streaming?stream=womeninconstruction
MODERATOR:
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FIONA LAMARI
Fiona Lamari is a lecturer in Construction and Project Management in the Science and Engineering Faculty at Queensland University of Technology.
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SPEAKERS:
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ALISON PRICE
Alison Price is the founder and Managing Director of SoilCyclers, Queensland’s largest mobile soil recycling, decontamination, amelioration and waste reduction businesses. Last year, Alison oversaw recycling projects on more than 50 sites, processing almost half a million cubic metres of material, saving clients more than $5 million, and taking almost 30,000 truckloads off local roads. Alison enjoys helping other women connect, collaborate and grow in the construction industry and is the current president of the Queensland Chapter of the National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC), as well as a board member for the Waste Recycling Industry Association of Queensland (WRIQ).
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STACEY RAWLINGS
Stacey Rawlings joined Engineers Australia as Queensland’s Division Manager in October 2016. She has a background in finance, event management, accreditation, advocacy and stakeholder management, with over 14 years’ experience as an association executive from previous roles with the Queensland Law Society and Consult Australia.
She is passionate about working with people for great outcomes, including ways to improve uptake of STEM subject and promoting Diversity in Engineering.
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RSVP: Tuesday, 7 August 2018