"We need to get more trades people"

Mariam Koslay
Updated October 12 2017 - 3:32pm, first published October 11 2017 - 4:36pm
Andy Divall (left) owner of Divall’s Earthmoving will continue to reach out to high schools in the district about working in the extractive industries.
Andy Divall (left) owner of Divall’s Earthmoving will continue to reach out to high schools in the district about working in the extractive industries.

It is a ‘chasing game’ according to Gunlake Quarry community and stakeholder engagement manager Geoff Kettle, who has identified a shortage in apprentices and workers for the extractive industries for the district. 

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Mariam Koslay

Mariam Koslay

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