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#Throwback??to this V.I.P site tour for some budding young builders in Western Sydney ?? Our CPB Contractors team was pleased to host finalists of the Nepean Hospital Redevelopment Stage 2’s Budding Builder competition on site for an up-close look at the project. The Budding Builder Competition was launched to celebrate the commencement of the construction of Stage 2 of the redevelopment. The challenge was to build a replica of the new hospital buildings using arts and craft materials or building blocks. Three models were shortlisted and nearly 1000 people voted for their favourite model. Congratulations Charlie Jancso, 11, from Wentworth Falls who was voted the winner of the Budding Builder competition after making an impressive replica of the new Nepean Hospital buildings! Want to hear more about what's happening across CPB Contractors? You can sign up for our mailing list here: https://lnkd.in/g2y8eRJA #CPBtogether #CPBinConstruction #Skills #LearningMindset

?? Our CPB Contractors team delivering the Parakiore Recreation and Sports Centre project in New Zealand has been awarded an accreditation from MATES in Construction, acknowledging the number of team members on the project who have accessed suicide prevention training. This training is just one of the initiatives our 13 Hauora champions have helped to deliver. Our champions work with projects and offices across NZ to develop mental health initiatives in line with the word ‘Hauora’, which is a Māori philosophy of health. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gNzpNzGq Along with project-based training, CPB Contractors has more than 120 Mental Health first aiders across its projects, sites and offices and provides free support services to all employees and their immediate families through a voluntary and confidential Employee Assistance Program as part of the CIMIC Group. CPB Contractors is also the only construction company in New Zealand to hold a Wellbeing Tick accreditation.? Want to hear more about what's happening across CPB Contractors? You can sign up for our mailing list here: https://lnkd.in/g2y8eRJA #CPBtogether #CPBinConstruction

Our CPB Contractors team is locked in ?? and making great testing and commissioning progress on Melbourne’s Metro Tunnel Project, which will bring next-gen rail to commuters and enable safe, seamless travel.?? To be opened in late 2025, our teams are conducting extensive testing and trials, including more than 100 ‘real-life scenario’ exercises. To get to this stage, the CPB Contractors team has already delivered many Metro Tunnel Project milestones, including the design, supply and construction of train and power control systems, operational control systems, and conventional and high-capacity signalling. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gGpjtNgQ Want to hear more about what's happening across CPB Contractors? You can sign up for our mailing list here: https://lnkd.in/g2y8eRJA #CPBtogether #CPBinConstruction

V cool and VERY useful?? The V columns you see here were recently installed by our Albert Street CPB Contractors team delivering Cross River Rail. Weighing in at a massive 45 tonnes each, these columns will support the station's shade canopy ??. Shout out to our fellow CIMIC Group companies - UGL and Pacific Partnerships - who are all helping bring this exciting project to life in Brisbane. Want to hear more about what's happening across CPB Contractors? You can sign up for our mailing list here: https://lnkd.in/g2y8eRJA #CPBtogether #CPBinConstruction

We’re right on schedule at Western Sydney International Airport as the CPB Contractors team delivering the Airside and Cargo facilities project check off milestone after milestone. ?? ??#Earthworks are in full swing, with over 51,000m3 of cut-to-fill already completed. ??#EssentialInfrastructure is also continuing at rapid pace, with more than 1,400m of stormwater piping and six interceptor systems installed as well as the placement of more than 1,500m of conduits for high voltage, low voltage, and communications checked off. ??#AircraftPaving is also making solid headway, so far more than 43,500cbm of subgrade has been placed and approx. 20,000sqm of topsoil has been treated and set down across site. ??#Construction continues to progress, with all warehouse structural steel installed and internal mezzanine steelwork bustling along. Want to hear more about what's happening across CPB Contractors? You can sign up for our mailing list here: https://lnkd.in/g2y8eRJA #CPBtogether #CPBinConstruction CIMIC Group Limited #deliverycertainty #performance

??Wellbeing and mental health are core focuses at CPB Contractors, and we’re pleased to introduce you to our Hauora Champions, who are working together to develop initiatives that enhance wellness across our New Zealand operations.?? Led by 13 of our own – Amy Tyler, Caitlin Gotsalks, Jonathan Aquilina, Charlotte Offwood, Ruth Jellyman, Kyle Pol, Joe McAreavey, Emile Q., Teresia Ravosai, Matthew Meehan, Heja Goli, Gabriella Williams and Paea Longopoa – these champions will work with projects and offices across NZ to develop a 12-month plan focused on mental health initiatives in line with the word ‘Hauora’ which is a Māori philosophy of health. It broadly means health and wellbeing, which is about feeling good and functioning well. The greater your wellbeing, the better you can live, study, work, and play - and cope with the tough times (Tātai Aho Rau). Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gNzpNzGq Along with project-based training, CPB Contractors has more than 120 Mental Health first aiders across its projects, sites and offices and provides free support services to all employees and their immediate families through a voluntary and confidential Employee Assistance Program as part of the CIMIC Group. CPB Contractors is also the only construction company in New Zealand to hold a Wellbeing Tick accreditation.? Want to hear more about what's happening across CPB Contractors? You can sign up for our mailing list here: https://lnkd.in/g2y8eRJA #CPBtogether #CPBinConstruction

Take a look back at how our CPB Contractors team delivered a temporary helicopter landing (HLS) site for Health Infrastructure’s Royal Prince Alfred (RPA) Hospital Redevelopment project…???? 1??Planning and consultation Planning began in late 2022, when our team, together with our client, engaged in stakeholder and community consultation to identify potential impacts and address concerns from the outset. 2??Collaboration Working closely with Health Infrastructure and stakeholders such as NSW Ambulance, Sydney Local Health District and Newborn & Paediatric Emergency Transport Service, the team developed a suitable solution. 3??Construction The temporary HLS was constructed over 12 months, featuring two new lifts and dedicated ambulance bays. 4??Testing and operation Successful test flights were conducted in late 2024, ensuring the temporary HLS was operational, allowing for the decommissioning of the hospital’s existing helipad. You can read more about our delivery of this temporary HLS here: https://lnkd.in/gr9jBMWA Want to hear more about what's happening across CPB Contractors? You can sign up for our mailing list here: https://lnkd.in/g2y8eRJA #CPBtogether #CPBinConstruction CIMIC Group #Delivery #Performance

??Did you know CPB Contractors has been using biodiesel, a renewable alternative to diesel, across its projects since 2014? Fast-forward to today… and our teams continue shifting towards greener solutions like electric plant and vehicles, and renewable energy sources. ??#AboutBiodiesel: Biodiesel is an industry waste by-product sourced from either waste cooking oil or ‘tallow’ from abattoirs, and its utilisation supports CPB Contractors’ circular economy approach. ??#BiodieselOnSite In Western Sydney, our project team delivering the Sydney Metro – Western Sydney Airport Surface and Civil Alignment Works (SCAW) Project is powering its plant and equipment using biodiesel. You can read more about this approach, including how it has already reduced project carbon emissions by 200 tCO2e, here: https://lnkd.in/gDK55JcF ?Did you know that CPB Contractors has been part of the Sydney Metro journey since the very beginning? Our CPB Contractors team has proudly helped deliver the largest combined packages of work along the Sydney Metro alignment, and we’re looking forward to seeing how the Western Sydney Airport alignment will transform travel for even more commuters in the future. Want to hear more about what's happening across CPB Contractors? You can sign up for our mailing list here: https://lnkd.in/g2y8eRJA #CPBtogether #CPBinConstruction #Delivery #LearningMindset #Performance

????These smiles say it all, right!????? It was ear-to-ear grins all day for these school holidayers who participated in CPB Contractors’ “Be a builder for the day” program at our Queensland HQ. Pictured here are some of our young guests in action. They spent the day constructing Lego conveyor belts, plough machines and cranes. After building their models, they learned how to program the creations to move, blending creativity with technical skills. This program builds upon CPB Contractors' ongoing commitment to providing its people with opportunities to thrive and is one way that team members are supported and empowered to be well at work and in life through rewards, benefits and opportunities. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gzYxW7VW Want to hear more about what's happening across CPB Contractors? You can sign up for our mailing list here: https://lnkd.in/g2y8eRJA #CPBtogether #CPBinConstruction #BuiltToThrive #Skills #Diversity

This week, more than 50 women who are considering a career change to construction visited Western Sydney International Airport (WSI) to walk on the new 3.7km runway, meet with construction workers and get a first-hand look at construction works taking place at the WSI’s integrated 24-hour Cargo Precinct. Hosted by WSI and CPB Contractors, and joined by representatives from Australian Constructors Association (ACA) the event kicked off ACA’s “It’s Possible” campaign, designed to encourage women – especially those in mid-career – to consider switching to construction. CPB Contractors launched Australia’s first paid Women in Construction program in NSW in 2022, going on to expand the program to Victoria the following year. CPB Contractors’ Emily Wood, who graduated from the program in 2022 and now works on the M12 project, joined the 50 women sharing how much she loves her job, “I’ve been working as a labourer for three years and I love my job. Every day is different and I’m always learning something new – from changing a tyre to building a major road, I’m constantly gaining new skills and experience.” Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gpQrKas4 Want to hear more about what's happening across CPB Contractors? You can sign up for our mailing list here: https://lnkd.in/g2y8eRJA #CPBtogether #CPBinConstruction CIMIC Group Limited