I can’t believe the end of the year is already here! And what a year it’s been! Transformational comes to mind to describe this year for Grosvenor and our achievements.
By Robert Westerhout, Compliance Manager – Fire at Grosvenor Engineering Group Thousands of buildings across Australia need to comply with various fire regulations set by industry bodies in each state.
The Regional WorldSkills competition for ACT’s Refrigeration and Air Conditioning apprentices has awarded Ryan Hanns as the winner. All apprentices, currently studying for the Certificate 3 in Refrigeration and Air
Independent Community Living Australia (ICLA) has commissioned contractors to start the refurbishment work on New South Wales’ first non-clinical suicide prevention and recovery centre (SPARC) located in Bondi. The Australian
I can’t believe the end of the year is already here! And what a year it’s been! Transformational comes to mind to describe this year for Grosvenor and our achievements. We’re proud to be making a difference to the lives of our employees and their families, as well as the greater community. Whilst we look forward to a well-earned rest during the upcoming holiday season...
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Thousands of buildings across Australia need to comply with various fire regulations set by industry bodies in each state. However, many building owners are only looking at the compliance side. A compliant building does not necessarily mean a safe building. In fact, many buildings are by no means safe but do comply. For example, a building built in 1975...
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The Regional WorldSkills competition for ACT’s Refrigeration and Air Conditioning apprentices has awarded Ryan Hanns as the winner. All apprentices, currently studying for the Certificate 3 in Refrigeration and Air Conditioning at the Canberra Institute of Technology were requested to demonstrate a variety of real-life refrigeration and air conditioning tasks....
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Independent Community Living Australia (ICLA) has commissioned contractors to start the refurbishment work on New South Wales’ first non-clinical suicide prevention and recovery centre (SPARC) located in Bondi. The Australian Government is providing seed investment of $1.25 million towards the project, which is developing and trialing a new service providing support and care...
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