Careers with Pindari
Whether you’re starting your working life, considering a change to mining work or furthering your career, Pindari will support you on your journey. We’ve been around for more than 25 years, providing building, maintenance, electrical and labour services to West Australia’s mining, Government and commercial sectors.
Pindari is an Aboriginal and family-owned and operated company, started in 1997 as a grassroots electrical contractor. Owners David Pidek and Natalie Venosi and their team’s unwavering integrity and ambition for excellence has seen the company grow to more than 370 staff, with a 20 percent indigenous employment benchmark. It is considered one of regional WA’s most experienced and trusted owner-operated Aboriginal contractors.
The word Pindari means ‘from the high ground’. We aim to deliver service excellence, set new industry standards, and empower our people.
Come and walk the high ground with us!
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New Traineeship for Khulia
Following a successful school work placement program between Pindari and Busselton Senior High School, young Busselton Wadandi woman Khulia Weston has been offered the opportunity to take on a traineeship.
Khulia signed a Traineeship contract with Apprenticeship Support Australia in February to attend South Regional TAFE. She will be just the second administrative trainee taken on by Pindari and is now on board at head office in Dunsborough.
The 12-month traineeship aims to offer a pathway into key areas of business administration. Khulia will be working with Pindari’s finance, recruitment, human resources, and mobilisation teams with a view to completing a Certificate III in Business through South Regional TAFE.
Taking on a young, local, ambitious Aboriginal person is another example of how Pindari demonstrates and lives its values.
Khulia will be receiving on-the-job training while being supported and mentored by South Regional TAFE and Pindari team members. She has only just turned 18, but already has big career aspirations. She hopes the opportunity will equip her with key skills to broaden her business knowledge to one day open her own business.
