We’re excited to spotlight our incredible nominees and finalists for the 2024 NAWIC NSW - National Association of Women in Construction Awards for Excellence. 🏗️ Gabrielle Pawley – Future Leader award nominee for driving innovation and efficiency across Seymour Whyte projects. 🌿 Georgia Voura – Contribution to Sustainability award nominee for creating impactful solutions for greener infrastructure. And we’re keeping our fingers crossed for our shortlisted finalists: 🕒 Greg Anderson – Champion of Change award finalist for leading our MyTime innovation and fostering an inclusive culture in construction. 🔨 Suzie R. – Tradesperson of the Year award finalist for inspiring and empowering the next generation of female tradespeople through her leadership. A huge thank you to all of them for their exceptional contributions. Join us in wishing Greg and Suzie the best of luck at the Award event tonight [Thursday 28 November], at the Grand Ballroom, International Convention Centre Sydney (ICC Sydney). #seymourwhyte #ourpeopledomore #ourpeoplemeanmore #NAWIC #womeninconstruction #NAWICawardsforexcellence
About us
Seymour Whyte is a multi award-winning civil contractor that delivers major essential infrastructure across Australia. With the expertise of a Tier 1, the soul of a Tier 2, and now, the strength of one of the largest construction companies globally, in VINCI, our people get the best of three worlds. Our competitive advantage is our remarkable service and value for our clients, which comes from our highly skilled people, and excellence in governance and risk management. People join Seymour Whyte because they’re looking for more from their professional growth and their personal connections. Our people mean more to us, do more with us, and have more involvement in building our world-class capability together. Our high-performing, collaborative and agile teams are empowered to relentlessly look for smarter ways to impact our world class projects. And, with an accessible team of hands-on management and leadership backing our people all the way, the possibilities for more diversity, growth, satisfaction and success in your career are well within your approval. Our areas of expertise range from roads and bridges, rail, marine, airports, tunnelling services, water, wastewater, energy and power projects nationally. A focus on actively diversifying has led to expansion of our capabilities, with the size, reach and complexity of projects awarded increasing significantly.
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- Civil Engineering
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- 501-1,000 employees
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- Australia
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- Privately Held
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- 1987
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- Infrastructure, bridges, complex road projects, dams, railways, pipelines, airports, ports and marine, resources and renewables, smarter partnerships, sustainable future, design and construct, project delivery, construction, pay equity, regional projects, metro projects, and environmental management
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Congratulations to our Pound Road West Upgrade team — with client partner Major Road Projects Victoria and design partner SMEC — for their 2024 Civil Contractors Federation National Earth Award. The Earth Awards recognise excellence in project delivery across a broad criteria base, including construction, management, quality, safety, environment, training, innovation, sustainability, and community / stakeholder engagement. The upgrade connected Pound Road West and Remington Drive with a new bridge over the Cranbourne rail line and added an extra lane between Abbotts Road and South Gippsland Highway. A big shoutout to everyone (employees, client, designers, subbies, suppliers, and community stakeholders) who contributed to our success. Thank you, we couldn't have done it without you all. Congratulations team. #seymourwhyte #asmarterwaytomore #smarterpartnerships #poundroadwest
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On Friday [22 November], our team from the Western Distributor Smart Motorway, Mulgoa Road Upgrade, Upper South Creek, and Precontracts came together at Rushcutters Bay for the Annual Rotary Sydney Harbour Charity Regatta. While we didn’t take home any trophies, the day was full of excitement, laughter, and team spirit. It was a perfect opportunity to connect outside of the usual work environment, all while supporting a great cause. The event raised vital funds for the Sydney Children's Hospitals Foundation (SCHF), helping to provide a brighter future for sick children. It also supported the Safety of Life at Sea Trust (SOLAS)—a charity that assists families affected by those lost at sea—and other Rotary charities doing incredible work in the community. It’s days like these that remind us how important it is to support our local community while strengthening the bonds between our teams. Rotary Club of Sydney Cove | Lewis Browne | Prerna Chaudhary | James Fischer | Ana Fredotovic | Tim Grigg | Giovanny Garcia | Narendiran Krishnakkumar (Naren) | Lucy Shepherd | Will Turner | James Waters | Sarah Whitfield #seymourwhyte #smarterpartnerships #rotaryregatta #givingback #community #teamwork #charity
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Exciting developments at Melbourne Airport as we continue to hit another milestone for Naarm Way Stage 2. Thank you to our subcontractors, suppliers and team on this achievement. #seymourwhyte #asmarterwaytomore #smarterpartnerships
Earlier this week, Seymour Whyte commenced the installation of beams for the Naarm Way Stage 2 project, which will create a new ramp connecting the Terminal 123 car park building to Departure Drive. In this phase of construction, a total of 24 beams, each weighing up to 55 tonnes, will be installed with an additional four beams scheduled for installation in the new year. This two-stage project aims to facilitate a smoother exit from the Tullamarine Freeway to all four terminals, allowing travellers to bypass roundabouts and traffic lights when accessing pick-up and drop-off zones, as well as parking areas. When complete, Naarm Way will address traffic congestion with an express loop road network that will separate public traffic from commercial transport operators. More information on Naarm Way:> https://brnw.ch/21wONqB #melbourneairport #naarmway
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📢Mark Davidovic appointed Seymour Whyte, General Manager, Western Region, strengthening our commitment to Western Australia. Mark joins our Executive Leadership Team (ELT), bringing over 30 years of expertise in the construction and resource sectors. Join us in welcoming Mark as we continue building a better tomorrow. https://lnkd.in/gRYC6bbH #seymourwhyte #asmarterwaytomore #smarterpartnerships #generalmanager #appointments #westernaustralia #westernregion #wa #infrastructure #construction
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The Clyde Road Upgrade team were recently welcomed onto Bunurong land by council Elders to join in a traditional smoking ceremony. The upgrade will add new lanes Enterprise Avenue and Bemersyde Drive to create more capacity at the Kangan Drive and Sir Gustav Nossal Boulevard intersection. Between now and December, crews will 👷♂️Relocate water and power services, 👷♂️Remove existing kerbs and centre medians, 👷♂️Remove existing light poles and traffic lights 👷♂️Construct bridge access points in preparation for widening works next year and 👷♂️Construct a site access point from the Princes Freeway outbound exit ramp into a parcel of land located on behind Federation University. Read more about the upgrade here: https://bit.ly/42YbrgF #Construction #Roads #Infrastructure #RoadUpgrades #RoadSafety Seymour Whyte, City of Casey
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🙌🏽 The North East Link (NEL) project is going to change the way Melbourne moves. 👷🏽♀️ We’re really excited that Momentum, a consortium of Seymour Whyte, John Holland, Jacobs and Mott MacDonald has been named preferred proponent by the Victorian Government to deliver the next package of works. 🚘 Subject to a successful final tender, we’ll be delivering upgrades to 6km of the Eastern Freeway between Hoddle Street and Burke Road, with new traffic lanes and a new bridge over the Yarra. 🚧 Construction is scheduled to start next year.
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[Celebrating culture] We came together to celebrate Diwali, the vibrant festival of lights, thanks to our Brisbane Social Club and team who proudly shared their heritage. Our office was transformed with colourful decorations and an array of delicious traditional foods and sweets, allowing everyone to indulge in the diverse flavours of Diwali. Highlights included an engaging Diwali speech by Meghna Chapatwala and Rutvik Solanki, who shared the festival's origins and significance, and a traditional henna hand art station. The Western Distributor Smart Motorway joined in the festivities with a Diwali cultural presentation by Prerna Chaudhary, followed by a delicious spread of Indian cuisine and sweets. Events like these strengthen cultural appreciation and team spirit, highlighting the diversity at Seymour Whyte. Thank you to everyone who helped make this celebration truly special. We hope you all enjoyed a joyful and prosperous Diwali🪔 #seymourwhyte #ourpeopledomore #ourpeoplemeanmore #Diwali #culturaldiversity #festivaloflights
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Great work by our Seymour Whyte Civmec team in Perth, Western Australia, building the Causeway Pedestrian and Cyclist Bridges… #seymourwhyte #asmarterwaytomore #smarterpartnerships #socialinfrastructure #activetransport
Take a look at some of the amazing patterns captured during recent works under the Causeway Pedestrian and Cyclist Bridges. But how have these patterns formed? The bridge decks and pylons are made of low maintenance weathering steel, which intentionally looks worn and rusted. This unique, rusted appearance will continue to change over time and blend into the natural environment and architectural vision. Visit the link below for more project information: https://lnkd.in/gKvxT3ju
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[Infrastructure Sustainability Award] We’re so proud to celebrate the success of our collaboration with Major Road Projects Victoria (MRPV) and SMEC, winning the Excellence in Governance Award at the Infrastructure Sustainability Council (ISC) Gala Awards [24 October] for our Pound Road West and Frankston-Dandenong Road Upgrade Project in Melbourne. This project exemplifies innovation in sustainability, safety, and community engagement. Key initiatives — such as the trial of 'recovered Carbon Black' (RcB) asphalt and the use of glass-fibre-reinforced polymer bars — reduced environmental impact while enhancing infrastructure durability. Through strategic industry partnerships and initiatives, such as ‘Behind the Barriers’ event series with NAWIC VICTORIA , we promoted greater inclusion for women in construction. We also focused on driving economic value back into the local community to create lasting benefits beyond the project’s duration. With a steadfast commitment to stakeholder collaboration, responsible infrastructure development, and proactive supply chain engagement, we’re proud that this project has set a new benchmark for delivering meaningful and sustainable outcomes in the industry. Congratulations to the entire team and ALL our partners — client, subbies, suppliers, service providers, designers, consultants and community stakeholders — on this outstanding achievement. We truly couldn’t have done it without you. Thank you. #seymourwhyte #asmarterwaytomore #smarterpartnerships #ourpeopledomore #ourpeoplemeanmore #ISC #sustainabilty Amy Cassidy | Apple Chiang | David Keegan | Georgia Voura | Jason Ostick | Rachel Batley | Ravi Prasad | Stephen Mount | Thomas Rainger | William Miao | 📸 Hani Arab
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