MIB Projects

Recognising Mengly Lor for his consistent effort, positive attitude and teamwork on site.

Discover the richness of Banyjima language with our Word of the Week!

Strong leadership is reflected in the standards a team delivers every day.

Great work to Cameron Thompson and the crew for their professionalism, integrity and commitment to doing the right thing onsite.

As we close out National Reconciliation Week, we also recognise the significance of Mabo Day.

Mabo Day marks the 1992 High Court decision that recognised Native Title and overturned the myth of terra nullius — acknowledging that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples have a deep and enduring connection to Country.

It’s a powerful reminder of the importance of truth, recognition and progress.

At MIB Projects, our commitment doesn’t end here. We remain focused on creating opportunities, strengthening culture, and supporting our people — every day.

Last week, during National Reconciliation Week, MIB Projects was honoured to host a screening of YURLU | COUNTRY.

The film tells the powerful story of respected Banjima Elder Maitland Parker and his fight to protect and heal Country impacted by the legacy of Wittenoom.

While this story is rooted in Banjima Country, its message reaches far beyond the Pilbara. It is a story about responsibility, environmental justice, truth-telling and the legacy we leave for future generations.

Maitland dedicated his final years to ensuring future generations would not inherit the same burden. His vision was simple: Country should be safe, healthy and protected for those who come after us.

The screening was a reminder that reconciliation is not just about acknowledging the past. It is about taking action in the present.

We encourage everyone to learn more about this important cause, share the story, and support the ongoing efforts to clean up Wittenoom and restore Banjima Country.

Learn more:
https://yurlucountry.com/

Take action:
https://yurlucountry.com/take-action/

Support the campaign:
https://www.cleanupwittenoom.com/

Thank you to everyone who joined us for this important event.

From little things, big things grow.

During National Reconciliation Week, we’re proud to share our Word of the Week: Garra — Together, Unified.

Reconciliation is about coming together — learning from one another, walking side by side, and building stronger futures through connection.

At MIB Projects, Garra reflects how we work every day — supporting our people, strengthening culture, and moving forward as one.

Reconciliation is built through action.

At MIB Projects, this means:
• Mentoring and cultural support
• Pathways through MIB Academy
• Creating opportunities for long-term employment

We’re committed to building a stronger, more inclusive workforce.

At the heart of what we do are our people. Through mentoring, support, and strong cultural leadership, we’re building pathways that create long-term opportunities. Because real impact starts with connection.

TEAM SPOTLIGHT

A huge shoutout to Cobb Dickinson, Harry Winmar, Derek Winmar, Josephine Bradshaw, Jamie Grey & Damien Hosie from our OHP3 team for the outstanding work continuing to be delivered on site.

The team recently received exceptional feedback from our client, recognising the consistently high standard of work, strong housekeeping practices and ongoing commitment to improving safety outcomes across the area.

“The work being carried out across OHP3 continues to be of a high standard, and it’s clear the team takes pride in what they do.”

It’s great to see the team’s hard work, teamwork and professionalism being recognised. This feedback reflects the pride, commitment and strong culture the crew brings to site every day.

Well done team — a quality result and well deserved recognition for everyone involved.