Civmec continues to support homelessness through the Vinnies CEO Sleepout. In 2023, CEO Pat Tallon took part in the Vinnies CEO Sleepout for the fifth time and became WA’s highest individual fundraiser, collecting close to A$100,000 for Vinnies. In total, the Civmec team exceeded our combined A$100,000 target, raising over A$120,000 – the highest amount raised by a team in WA and fourth highest, nationally. This is the second year Civmec was the highest fundraiser in WA for this event. Once again, we are incredibly grateful to everyone who supported us during this campaign to make a difference.

Civmec is proud to partner with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander (ATSI) businesses in our community. In addition to partnering with Spartan First for pre-employment medicals, we engage EWP Yalagan and Wirringulla Workforce for labour hire. We also utilise First Nations businesses for a range of supply and subcontracting opportunities, including logistics, fleet management, water supply, safety equipment and workwear.

“We wholly endorse your organisation as one that ‘walks the walk’ when it comes to Indigenous engagement. This type of support not only helps our organisation prosper but creates benefits to our Indigenous employees, their families and wider communities.” – Nathan Martin, Director EWP Yalagan.

“Spartan First endorses Civmec’s active Indigenous engagement through our positive working relationship to meet the health needs of their workforce, and their continued partnership supports
our organisation’s growth.” – Des Headland, CEO Spartan First.

With a continual focus on mental health and wellbeing, we support various mental health events and initiatives every year. Some of these include R U OK? Day, the Blue Arm Band initiative, blue trees on all sites, MATES in Construction Fly the Flag Day, MATES Big Lap, and Walk for Lifeline WA.

By donating e-waste (computers and other technology) to the Men’s Shed for upcycling, we have also assisted in providing the underprivileged with access to technology to facilitate greater overall connection and wellbeing.

Sione’s Foundation is another worthy charity we support. It exists to improve the living standards of the people of Tonga.

Civmec recently fabricated and donated filtration tanks to the foundation after a volcanic eruption  affected water supply, our donation ensuring the community has reliable and consistent access to clean water.

Civmec hosts morning teas to raise important funds for cancer charities, including Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea, supporting the Cancer Council of Australia, and Pink Ribbon Day. We couldn’t do this without the support of our amazing people who bring in plates of delicious baked (or bought) creations for everyone to enjoy.