Slattery

We’re expanding our corporate functions team with multiple exciting opportunities available! Accountant, either Melbourne or Sydney Numbers are your forte. You have a solid technical foundation and an analytical mindset to support our delivery of efficient and seamless finance operations. Senior Submissions Coordinator, either Melbourne or Sydney Deadlines don’t faze you. In fact, your creativity comes alive in the bid environment, working to deliver high quality, strategic submissions and supporting our business development activities. Communications & Marketing Assistant, Melbourne Administration is your wheelhouse. Your organisational skills will see you flourish in supporting our bid management and marketing activities while developing your capability in marketing and communications. If any of these roles sound like you, then please visit our website for further details and to apply! https://lnkd.in/gbcGsug6 #jobsearch #hiringnow #careeropportunities

A Tasmanian project wins on the world stage! 🏆   Congratulations to Woods Bagot and the University of Tasmania on the Forestry Building winning a World Architecture Festival WAFX award for Building Technology! This international accolade recognises future projects for their demonstration of excellence in addressing the issues facing architecture, society and the planet more broadly.   This is the first building to be designed for the new inner-city campus in Hobart, encompassing the adaptive reuse of a heritage building originally designed by Circa Morris Nunn Architects. The revival of the campus places sustainability and innovation first, utilising mass timber construction and the largest commercial use of hempcrete in Australia.   Slattery has been working closely with Woods Bagot and UTAS in realising innovative outcomes in construction techniques and materials in a construction market with ever increasing cost pressures.   Render by ERA-co Slattery Peter O'Donoghue Kim Monks

The design for the first Hydrogen Centre of Excellence in NSW has been unveiled! The result of an innovative industry partnership between the NSW Government and the Plumbing Industry Climate Action Centre, the centre will provide training opportunities for apprentices and workers to upskill in hydrogen technologies that will be essential in the push to decarbonise our economy. Slattery has provided cost planning for the project, working closely with Watson Young Architects and PICAC to optimise the upgraded facilities at PICAC Glenwood campus. Read more about the project in the post below. Uditha Rajakaruna Julian Crow

Four new directors headline Slattery’s newest promotions. Congratulations to Sushma Suresh, Stamatia Priskas, Steven Martindale and Shannon Percy who each demonstrate remarkable leadership and make outstanding contributions to client projects and the growth of our business. It’s gratifying to support the growth and development of our staff at every level. Congratulations also go to the following individuals on their elevations: Natalya Partington – Carbon Planning Associate Anthony Frangi – Associate Quantity Surveyor Yuzki Wang – Senior Quantity Surveyor Arron Cai – Senior Quantity Surveyor Chantel Wood – Senior Quantity Surveyor Justin Shao – Quantity Surveyor Cassandra Chew – Quantity Surveyor Zunairah Azri – Graduate Quantity Surveyor Rosalia To – Graduate Quantity Surveyor Liam Clifford – Graduate Quantity Surveyor

Hot off the press, Slattery's latest National Market Update is now available. In it, our state experts examine how Australia’s construction market is responding to macroeconomic forces and forecast the cost escalation in each state. While construction sector activity has slowed, there are opportunities ahead as adaptable and innovative businesses pivot to take advantage of investment in defence, energy and future industries. 📈 Slattery is forecasting an average of 4-6% per annum for the remainder of 2024 in Australia’s major markets. 📊Our team regularly publishes knowledge and insights on the property and construction industry through our market updates and Kaizen papers. 🔗 Read the paper via the link: https://lnkd.in/gsRxUxyc

In an Australian first, a new report quantifies upfront carbon from Australia’s infrastructure and buildings pipeline. With upfront embodied carbon emissions calculated at 7% of Australia’s gross emissions, the construction industry is expected to produce a total of 247 megatonnes of CO₂e over the next five years. It’s an alarming trajectory, yet not irreversible. In fact, we can achieve a 23% reduction in emissions by 2026-27 by using lower carbon building materials and construction methods. Using Slattery’s industry-renowned cost benchmarking and calculations by our colleagues at thinkstep-anz, Infrastructure Australia’s latest report underscores the need to reduce embodied carbon, and forms part of IA’s broader advice to support the Australian Government’s decarbonisation priorities and objectives. With the baseline now in place, Slattery is proudly part of the national collaboration paving the way to decarbonising our industry. Visit the link below to download the report, and please reach out to Tom Dean, Director, Carbon Planning for further information. https://lnkd.in/gjpdinu8

Five from five hundred! 🎉 Congratulations to Kimberley Neish, Natalya Partington, Chantel Wood, Yuzki Wang and Kim Monks on being selected for this year's Property Council of Australia 500 Women in Property program. The program aims to accelerate more women into leadership positions within the property industry via professional development and networking opportunities. As proud champions of women across our national business, it's gratifying that each of Slattery's five offices is represented by an outstanding individual. It is a testament to their calibre and future as leaders within Slattery and the broader property industry. Paired up with Slattery directors as their sponsors, we look forward to seeing our five participants flourish through every opportunity presented to them via the program. Kimberley Neish, Quantity Surveyor & Richard Kemp (WA) Natalya Partington, Carbon Planning Associate & Anthea Chang (NSW) Chantel Wood, Senior Quantity Surveyor & Cal Matthews (QLD) Yuzki Wang, Senior Quantity Surveyor & Stamatia Priskas (VIC) Kim Monks, Associate & Peter O'Donoghue (TAS)

Celebrating 50 years of NAIDOC! This week, and every week, we recognise the enduring histories, cultures and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. It was our honour to champion First Nations talent at PayPal Melbourne Fashion Festival earlier this year through the First Nations Pathways Program. This was our third consecutive year supporting the program together with our industry partners Architectus and MPA. The program equips First Nations creatives and event professionals with learning and training placements, networking and relationship-building opportunities, and pathways to paid work and scholarships at PayPal Melbourne Fashion Festival, in collaboration with Mob in Fashion.  For NAIDOC Week, PayPal Melbourne Fashion Festival spoke to Wiradjuri woman Grace Evans-Craig to reflect on her experience as a participant in this year’s program. Visit the link to read her stories from behind the scenes of the Emerging Mob in Fashion Runway x Fujitsu. https://lnkd.in/gH3nTFiZ

The new life sciences hub at 100 Botany Road in Waterloo promises to deliver opportunities for health industry innovation, and we're delighted to be part of the team delivering this exciting project. The future-focused hub aims to house hi-tech laboratories and knowledge workspaces to drive investment, productivity and growth in advanced medical and health sciences industries. Working with our client Kurraba Group as cost advisors for the initial Design Competition, and Gensler leading the design following a successful bid, we’re now looking forward to providing full cost management services through to the project’s completion. Our well-equipped team is also providing initial carbon planning to meet the NSW State government mandate to disclose and report on the embodied carbon emissions for new developments over $5m. Read more details at the link: https://lnkd.in/gtJKwsaN Lachlan Clancy Nick Smith Kate Evans Ken McBryde Ryley Poblete Robert Bird Group LCI Consultants Ryan Dow MRICS James Doolan

Mark your diary as Living Cities Forum returns in September 2024. We're delighted to be the industry partner for this exciting series of international keynotes and conversations in Melbourne and Sydney, anchored by the theme of ‘Common Interests’. Melbourne - Wednesday 18 September 2024 Sydney - Friday 20 September 2024 Visit the link for more details and take advantage of Early Bird Tickets. https://lnkd.in/gG-9Anww