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Winslow is proud to be a major sponsor of the inaugural Pathways Cup to be played between Geelong Soccer Club and Avondale Football Club this February. The Pathways Cup is the beginning of a collaboration between the Lions and Avengers, two likeminded soccer clubs, and supported by the Wadawurrung People, to raise funds to provide inclusive opportunities in the soccer space for local Indigenous people. Funds raised will be used to start a new Indigenous soccer program at Avondale, and for youth soccer programs in the Geelong community inclusive of Indigenous Australians through The Geelong Foundation. “Geelong has a proud history of inclusion and providing opportunities for our community to be involved in our family friendly club,” said Geelong president Robert Kukanovski. “We are proud to host the first Pathways Cup to help raise funds and encourage local Indigenous youth to get involved in this great game.” ‘Our club is proud to work with Avondale Football Cub to break down the barriers to playing soccer”. Avondale co-president Steve Strano said the Avengers are keen to make the Pathways Cup an annual game that both clubs and supporters look forward to each year. “We are excited by the opportunity to establish an ongoing Indigenous soccer program at Avondale,” Steve said. “To be able to play an annual game against a quality club like Geelong that not only draws passionate supporters, but also raises funds for the community, is something we are thrilled to be a part of.” The day will commence with games between the respective clubs’ junior teams, and a coaching clinic before kick-off for the Pathways Cup. The inaugural Pathways Cup clash will be played at Winslow Park, Geelong, on 1st February, which will include a President’s Fundraising Function with guest speakers, a raffle and auction. You can part of The Indigenous Cup fundraising for ‘Kick Off’ Geelong Foundation by donating here: https://lnkd.in/gSQ5pRRc Avondale Football Club, Geelong Soccer Club #Winslow #TheWinslowWay #WinslowConstructors #WinslowInfrastructure #WinslowCommunity #MyFamilyMySafety #civilconstruction #roads

Family is the foundation of Winslow’s values, and Christmas is a time to relax and spend with your loved ones. Pictured are some of our Winslow South Australia team, which continued to expand this year. From all of us at the Winslow family, we wish all our valued clients and partners a safe and Merry Christmas and a happy new year. We look forward to working together again in 2025. #winslow #TheWinslowWay #MyFamilyMySafety #christmas #merrychristmas #civilconstruction #civilinfrastructure #roads

Winslow continues to support the communities we work in to enhance it and to provide opportunities. Winslow and Geelong Soccer Club are proud to announce the renaming of the Lions’ home ground at Stead Park to Winslow Park. Winslow has been a major sponsor of the Geelong Lions since 2021, which has benefitted both parties with club members finding career opportunities at the family owned business and raising the profile of soccer in the local community. Winslow operates on many major projects and developments in the Geelong, Bellarine and Surfcoast regions, including Armstrong Creek, Torquay, Point Lonsdale and Fyansford, providing local employment opportunities. “On behalf of all our players, coaches, members and supporters I wholeheartedly thank Winslow for their ongoing support of our club, which now extends to the naming of our home ground,” said club President Robert Kukanovski. “With this new level of commitment, we aim to attract more players, members and supporters to our club and build on the family friendly environment that we have here.” Winslow Geelong Region Construction Manager Matt Brown said the company is thrilled to increase its support for the Lions. “Winslow’s continued support of Geelong Soccer Club is a natural fit given the many local people we have working with us who share a passion for soccer,” Matt said. On February 1, Geelong will host the inaugural Pathways Cup at Winslow Park taking on Avondale Football Club to raise funds to provide inclusive opportunities in the soccer space for local Indigenous people. Funds raised will be used to start a new Indigenous soccer program at Avondale, and for youth soccer programs in the Geelong community inclusive of Indigenous Australians through The Geelong Foundation. Geelong Soccer Club #Winslow #TheWinslowWay #WinslowConstructors #WinslowInfrastructure #WinslowCommunity #MyFamilyMySafety #civilconstruction #roads

During the Christmas and the holiday season it can be a difficult time for some people who struggle to navigate the celebrations and festivities going on around them. They might be dealing with the strain of financial pressure, work demands, recent events, grief, or a challenging family situation. This is why Winslow is encouraging our employees to Chat & Check-in with a colleague who may be finding this time of year tough. We are determined for our employees to be in a state of wellbeing where they feel good, function well and cope with the normal stresses of life. It’s the Winslow Way. R U OK? #Winslow #TheWinslowWay #WinslowConstructors #WinslowInfrastructure #WinslowCommunity #MyFamilyMySafety #civilconstruction #roads #ChatandCheckin

Winslow is committed to protecting and enhancing the environment in which we operate and we are committed to achieving strong sustainable outcomes. In the lead up to shutdown, Winslow has rolled out a Green Christmas campaign with initiatives to ensure the natural environment around work sites is protected. These efforts aim to minimise environmental risks and harm, protect local ecosystems, and ensure compliance with regulatory standards (General Environmental Duty). Measures taken include a reinstated silt fence installed to protect a waterway, application of geopolymer and hydroseed to stockpiles and disturbed surfaces to mitigate against sedimentation and erosion and pit covers place over drains to protect adjacent waterways and ecological values. These proactive steps will help protect the environment during the construction shutdown, reduce the likelihood of compliance issues by controlling sediment runoff and dust, and assist in preserving the condition of our project sites so that works can continue after the break with minimal rectification time and resources. #Winslow #TheWinslowWay #WinslowConstructors #WinslowInfrastructure #WinslowEnvironment #WinslowCommunity #civilconstruction #WinslowProductivity #MyFamilyMySafety #civilconstruction #roads

Winslow’s focus on safety has no end date and is embedded in all parts of our business, operations and way of thinking. It’s a journey to seek and deliver constant improvement. In the leadup to the Christmas shutdown period, we launched the 12 Days of Riskmas - our new HSE campaign designed to focus employees’ attention on ensuring our projects continue to remain safe and we are well prepared for the shutdown period ahead. This coincided with Winslow’s Green Christmas campaign which are proactive steps that will help protect the environment during the construction shutdown. Across Winslow Constructors sites, the 12 daily Riskmas topics are highlighted at the Prestart each morning. It’s a daily reminder that safety never stops at Winslow. #Winslow #TheWinslowWay #WinslowConstructors #WinslowInfrastructure #WinslowSafety #civilconstruction #WinslowProductivity #MyFamilyMySafety

Winslow’s focus on safety is embedded in all parts of our business, operations and way of thinking. We actively encourage speaking up on safety and innovation, in all levels of the business. Our safety mantra - My Family, My Safety - promotes employees to challenge themselves to always explore better and safer ways of working with the impetus to review existing systems and procedures and increasing efficiencies. Our commitment to the safety of our employees and protection of our clients’ assets led to the constant presence of the Yellow Men when our teams are working anywhere near overhead or underground power/services. The Yellow Men point up or down to indicate where services are to remind anyone entering a site that they are operating in a high risk area. At Winslow’s final session of our Site Leadership Program at Marnong Estate, participants heard presentations from Energy Safe Victoria’s Education Officer Robert Oldfield and Before You Dig Australia’s Tom Herter about safety when working around above or below-ground assets. Safety never stops at Winslow. Energy Safe Victoria, Before You Dig Australia #Winslow #TheWinslowWay #WinslowConstructors #WinslowInfrastructure #WinslowSafety #MyFamilyMySafety #assteprotection #civilconstruction

Winslow’s Medium Density & Retirement Living Business Unit attended the sod-turning ceremony for Summerset Torquay, Victoria, last week, which included an informative Welcome to Country and Smoking Ceremony by Wadawurrung woman Corrina Eccles. Summerset Retirement Villages is developing the site, south of Geelong, into 290 independent and assisted retirement units and 80 residential aged care beds.   Summerset Torquay will deliver employment opportunities for the community, a large new public park, and long awaited upgrades to surrounding streets. Winslow is engaged to carry out external works, with construction to commence in the new year. Summerset Retirement Villages, Surf Coast Shire Council #Winslow #TheWinslowWay #WinslowConstructors #WinslowMediumDensity #retirementliving #WinslowCommunity #civilconstruction 

Winslow Infrastructure, in partnership with the Department of Transport and Planning has reached a key milestone in the High Street Melton Intersection Upgrade by energising the new set of traffic lights at the High Street and Coburns Road intersection. Not even the early morning downpour could deter our crews from delivering new traffic lights, signalised pedestrian crossings and new dedicated turning lanes to the intersection. Moving around Melton is now safer and more accessible thanks to the intersection upgrade, which is now open to traffic. All project works are expected to be completed by early-2025. For more Winslow Infrastructure projects, visit www.winslow.com.au Department of Transport and Planning, Melton City Council #Winslow #TheWinslowWay #WinslowInfrastructure #WinslowProductivity #civilconstruction #roads

Winslow is determined to make communities we work in a better place, and we collaborate with various community groups to provide them with opportunities. Winslow Constructors’ South Australian team recently hosted students participating in the First Nations CCF SA Roads2Civil Program, which equips Aboriginal students with essential skills for civil construction apprenticeships. The program is a partnership initiative delivered by Civil Train, the largest provider of civil construction training in South Australia, with the support of the Renewal SA Works Program. Renewal SA has contracted Winslow for civil works on Prospect Corner in Adelaide. Twelve students from Playford International College and Kaurna Plains School, participated in accredited training, including units from the Certificate II in Civil Construction. A key feature of the program included a tour of a live Winslow construction site, where students received a surveying drone demonstration and the opportunity to sit in an excavator. Work experience was also offered to students with Winslow, with two taking up the offer. We are determined to make the communities we work in a better place. It’s the Winslow Way. Renewal SA, Civil Train SA/NT (RTO 45621), Civil Contractors Federation SA - CCF SA #Winslow #TheWinslowWay #WinslowConstructors #WinslowSA #WinslowCommunity #civilconstruction #RenewalSA #civiltrain #ccfsa