A number of Civmec apprentices were recognised on the night, with several finalists and two winners.

Ethan Doidge was named Fourth Year Apprentice of the Year, while Joshua Phillips won Second Year Apprentice of the Year.

A final year apprentice, Ethan won for his commitment to high-quality workmanship and his exceptional attitude. He has earnt the trust of his supervisors, and helps the team by mentoring other apprentices under a buddy system.

Josh won for his excellent work ethic and ability to work autonomously, combined with an enthusiasm and willingness to go above and beyond to get the job done.

“This event is a great way to acknowledge the journey of a young person getting their trade or finishing their traineeship, but also highlights the different ways industry comes together to train, mentor, support and grow talent for the future,” said Shawn Murphy, Managing Director, Skillhire.

Civmec extends a huge congratulations to all the winners and finalists on the night!

Civmec Finalists:
• Michael Atkins – Second Year Apprentice of the Year
• Mikael Ward – Third Year Apprentice of the Year
• Nathan Ivory – Third Year Apprentice of the Year
• Lochlan Amos – Fourth Year Apprentice of the Year
• Ethan Doidge – Apprentice Safety Award
• Joshua Phillips – Apprentice Safety Award
• Michael Atkins – Regional Apprentice Award
• Taj Kriwopischin – First Year Apprentice of the Year

Civmec Winners:
• Joshua Phillips – Second Year Apprentice of the Year
• Ethan Doidge – Fourth Year Apprentice of the Year