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🩸Following up on our initiative, here's an exciting update!

After your donation, join us at the Aviary Hotel who are just 12 steps away from the donation centre for what we call a (soft drinks only)!

It's a great way to celebrate your lifesaving contribution.
Interested in joining us? Visit https://www.lifeblood.com.au/donor-centre for eligibility and registration details. Then email your details and donor ID to Zofia at [email protected] to be included on our list for the day.
We look forward to having you on the First Nation Engineering team.
Let's continue making a positive impact together!

Find a donor centre near you Lifeblood acknowledges and pays our respect to the past, present and future Traditional Custodians and Elders of this nation and the continuation of cultural, spiritual and educational practices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

Last week, we donated much-needed blood to Lifeblood as part of our campaign with First Nation Engineering and Carey Group.

Inspired by Eleanor Roosevelt's words: "It is not fair to ask of others what you are not willing to do yourself." We have rallied 13 volunteers, including Graeme Wilmot, CPC Business Development Manager, who learned donating blood is more than just a procedure—it's an act of compassion and hope. Graeme's experience, which lasted less than 10 minutes, showed that even with free Wi-Fi and TVs to distract you, you can still make a lifesaving impact.

Why are we doing this? Every donation matters, especially for cancer patients who rely on blood products. Did you know that in WA, our blood stock only covers 7-8 days of need? Your donation can change that.

Let's make a difference together. Your pint of blood can save lives and strengthen our bonds of unity. us all. 🩸

Spearheaded by First Nations Engineering we are demonstrating a powerful unity and compassion by contributing to National Reconciliation Week by leading a blood drive with the full support of CPC Engineering & Carey Group. Together, we're putting the 'active' in activity as we all unite to contribute towards a cause that transcends boundaries.

Blood, the lifeline of humanity, knows no boundaries. It is the common thread that runs through our veins, binding us together in our shared mortality. With each donation, we reaffirm our commitment to reconciliation and solidarity with First Nations people.

Did you know? The greatest consumers of blood products are often those battling cancer, a disease that has touched the lives of countless individuals and families. By donating blood, you're not just giving a gift of life; you're offering hope to those who are possibly in their darkest hours.

Here in WA, the demand for blood products is constant, with our current stock only covering 7-8 days of need.

Your donation can make a world of difference, ensuring that no one is left without the vital support they need.
Let's come together, as one community, and make a tangible difference this Reconciliation Week.

Together, us all.

Our capabilities span the entire minerals processing value chain.

Leveraging the strengths of our joint venture partners, Carey Group and CPC Engineering, in the fields of mining, earthworks, civils, SMP E&I and training, we offer a one-stop solution for your project needs.

Find out more: https://lnkd.in/gtrqVEQP

Hear from Carey Group and First Nation Engineering CEO Moses Panashe as he discusses the importance of increasing Aboriginal training and employment amidst a skills shortage.

The mining sector has seen a rise in investment in capability building of Aboriginal businesses and engaging them in the sector.

Carey Group is involved in Aboriginal training, employment, and community programs. In addition, a percentage of profits from First Nation Engineering projects are set aside for special purpose programs such as Indigenous scholarships. Read about FNE’s first completed contract: https://firstnationengineering.com.au/news/first-nation-engineering-celebrates-first-contract-milestone/

Read more from S&P Global Commodity Insights: https://www.spglobal.com/marketintelligence/en/news-insights/latest-news-headlines/western-australian-miners-seek-indigenous-talent-to-fill-skills-shortage-77022435

Western Australian miners seek Indigenous talent to fill skills shortage Miners are increasingly turning to Indigenous contractors to boost capacity and employment as the country grapples with how to protect Aboriginal heritage.

Latest data shows 19% increase in apprentices and trainees in mining during 2022.

The National Centre for Vocational Education Research (NCVER) reported over 7650 apprentices and trainees joining the mining industry during the period, with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander apprentices increasing by 14%.

Read more: https://www.australianmining.com.au/mining-welcomes-more-apprentices/ #:~:text=The%20mining%20industry%20saw%20a%2019%20per%20cent,Strait%20Islander%20apprentices%20increased%20by%2014%20per%20cent.

First Nation Engineering drives powerful social value and economic improvements for Indigenous people. Our initiatives include apprenticeships, cadetships and traineeships. Find out more: https://lnkd.in/gvTT66Uq

Mining welcomes more apprentices - Australian Mining The mining industry saw a 19 per cent increase in apprentices and trainees during 2022, according to research from NCVER.

Respect for and protection of the land are among our core values.

From eliminating practices that negatively impact the environment to working with environmentally responsible clients, we are always striving to keep our environmental footprint to a minimum.

Read more about other ways we minimise our environmental impact: https://firstnationengineering.com.au/community/

Community - First Nation Engineering Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) Making a genuine difference to the communities in which we operate Environment Respect for and protection of the land are among our core values. We are committed to minimising the environmental impact to preserve the land on which we work. We will strive t...

First Nation Engineering celebrates completion of first contract with Northern Star Resources.

FNE provided engineering design and procurement services to Northern Star in relation to borefields expansions at Thunderbox, Carosue Dam and KCGM Operations.

Read more:
https://firstnationengineering.com.au/news/first-nation-engineering-celebrates-first-contract-milestone/

Our breadth of services is what makes us unique.

Combining the expertise of our founding companies Carey Group and CPC Engineering, there’s very little we can’t do!

Our experienced team work across design, procurement, construction and maintenance projects. Find out how we can support your project:
https://lnkd.in/dbqDWgmG

Critical minerals market reached $320B in 2022 and is only expected to continue to grow.

The International Energy Agency (IEA)’s Critical Minerals Market Review reported how energy transition minerals such as lithium and nickel have recently become a dominant segment in the mining and metals industry as a result of the rising need for clean energy technologies.

Read more from the report: https://lnkd.in/dzRNASRn

FNE works with clients focusing on critical mineral exploration and production providing engineering design, construction and maintenance support. Find out more: https://lnkd.in/gtrqVEQP

Critical Minerals Market Review 2023 – Analysis - IEA Critical Minerals Market Review 2023 - Analysis and key findings. A report by the International Energy Agency.

First Nation Engineering’s core vision is to deliver exceptional services to our partners while embracing the Aboriginal supply chain.

We achieve this by our over 75 years of combined experience in mining, engineering and project delivery whilst delivering social and economic benefits across Indigenous health, culture, and community safety.

Find out more about our story: https://lnkd.in/gEBk5pds

We are always looking for people to join the FNE team.

Servicing the agriculture and heavy industries, we have a variety of roles available in engineering design, construction and maintenance.

At FNE, our employees work in an equal opportunity environment that is culturally inclusive and respectful and are offered career development pathways to achieve their full potential.

Contact us today to find out more about current job opportunities: https://lnkd.in/gZeZTqTT