Diversity and Inclusion

NAIDOC Week; what an exciting week it was! Quickways’ Macquarie Park Project Team joined our client, at the Transport for NSW Macquarie Park Office, to view the unique artwork created by Kabushka Ngemba, an Indigenous Australian artist. The team was also privileged to watch a live Yidaki Performance by David…

Some of the Quickway females took a well-deserved afternoon away from keeping our ship afloat to mark International Women’s Day. As a company in an industry that has traditionally been dominated by men, we are proud to celebrate the achievements of our female colleagues whose invaluable contributions are felt in…

To mark International Women in Engineering Day we took the opportunity to catch up with a number of our female engineers for a chat about their experiences in the occupation and to get their views on the industry and hear a bit about their journey to date. Pabita Basnet joined…

To mark International Women’s Day and in honour of our Quickway females we would like to take the opportunity to acknowledge the invaluable contribution by women to the ongoing success of our business. Our female workforce features significantly in all areas and divisions of Quickway, and many have excelled in…

On Sunday 10th November, Quickway’s Traffic Division took part in helping the procession of a parade throughout Liverpool’s CBD for Turbans 4 Australia. Turbans 4 Australia is a Sikh charity organisation that helps people in need regardless of their race, religion or ethnicity. The Team began implementing road closures with…

Quickway exhibited our undergraduate and graduate programs at The Big Meet. The event was held at the International Convention Centre Sydney, Darling Harbour with over 100 exhibitors and hundreds of undergraduates and recent graduates from all universities in the Sydney metropolitan region. Our Senior Project Managers Jacobus Botha (Utilities Infrastructure) and Ian…

At Quickway we’re proud of our diverse and safety conscious steel fixing crew who have earned a stellar reputation on NorthConnex. LLBJV superintendent Mark Ingram said: “The crew are extremely hardworking and dedicated to the work that they do. It has been very beneficial having them as part of the team, as they perform a high risk…

Construction is Australia’s most male-dominated industry; women make up 12% of the construction workforce: 14% of construction managers and professionals and just 1% of construction tradespeople. To celebrate International Women’s Day, we want to share the stories of some of the women of Quickway, and why we tip the scales…