Licensed plant operators, civil trades and site crews for metro, regional and FIFO projects across Western Australia. Every worker is employed, trained and supported by Connect Site Services, and spend with us counts toward your Indigenous procurement targets.
40%Women working in plant operator roles.
20%Of our workforce in apprenticeship and traineeship roles.
120+Graduates of the Women in Civil program since 2020.
ISOCertified to ISO 9001, 14001 and 45001 for quality, environment and safety.
Whether you need crew for your next project, training for your existing workforce, or apprentices and trainees hosted on site, we provide an end to end solution. Every worker we place is recruited, trained, licensed and supported by the same team, through our own registered training organisation and group training organisation.
Majority Indigenous Owned
Established 2021 on Whadjuk Noongar Boodja.
Operators, civil labour, traffic control and supervision. Directly employed, ticketed and inducted before day one.
Wet or dry hire across earthmoving, compaction and water carts, with operators from the same pool that runs our labour hire.
Tickets, verification of competency and apprenticeship pathways, delivered in house through our own RTO and GTO.
Sheldon spent seven years in warehousing before joining us. Through our training he earned four tickets, and he now works as a plant operator with a tier one contractor.
Connect Site Services was founded in Western Australia in 2021 to create employment and training in civil and construction, for Indigenous people, women and anyone looking for a supported start in the industry. Our WA team is based at our head office in Osborne Park.
Our WA crews, apprentices and trainees have worked across the state’s rail, road, water and mining projects, including as primary labour hire provider on billion dollar rail and road upgrades.
Our connection to Country sits with our directors. Managing Director Brooke Davey is an Indigenous woman driving Indigenous employment equality through the business. General Manager Justin Rozario is a Kamilaroi man born on Whadjuk Noongar Boodja, where our head office stands today.
We place crews, run training and float plant out to sites across Western Australia, from the Perth metro area to the Kimberley.
Describe the roles, the plant or the training you need, and when. Our WA team will be in touch to confirm.
