Women in Civil Awards

Since 2012, CCF WA has presented the Women in Civil Award at our annual Industry & Training Awards. This year, we are instituting four new Women in Civil Awards (three individual and one corporate).

The 2025 Women in Civil Awards will be presented at the Women in Civil Lunch on Thursday, 17 July, where we'll be joined by the Honourable Simone McGurk MLA, the Minister for Women.

Nominations for the Women in Civil Awards are now open!

Categories

Industry Leader		The Women in Civil Award: Industry Leader recognises achievement and commitment to excellence and equity by a woman in a leadership role in the WA civil construction industry.
Emerging Leader		The Women in Civil Award: Emerging Leader recognises achievement and commitment to excellence and equity by a woman working in the WA civil construction industry, who is still relatively early in their career.
Trainee/Apprentice		The Women in Civil Award: Trainee/Apprentice recognises an exceptional employee who is currently undertaking, or has recently completed, an apprenticeship or traineeship while employed in the civil construction and maintenance industry.
Corporate Leader		The Women in Civil Award: Corporate Leader recognises a company active in the Western Australian civil construction industry that has championed gender equity and shown ongoing commitment to inclusive workplaces.

Nomination forms

Industry Leader

Emerging Leader

Trainee/Apprentice

Corporate Leader

Submit nominations

Nominations are due by 5pm AWST on Friday, June 27. Follow the link below to submit your nominations using the online submissions portal.

NOMINATE

Past Women in Civil Award Winners

The Women in Civil Award, recognising an exceptional woman for her leadership and commitment to excellence while working in the WA civil construction industry, was previously awarded as part of the WA Civil Construction Industry & Training Awards.

2024 – Justine Spurr, Whittens and Jules Watson, SRG Global
2023 – Linda Lamb, SRG Global
2022 – Alyssa Nixon-Lloyd, Fulton Hogan and Courtney Wieffering, Valmec
2021 – Tanya Johnson, Red Dust Holdings
2020 – Jazzmin Stevenson, Downer Group and Lenore Brooks, Brooks Hire
2019 – KJ Hall, WBHO Infrastructure
2018 – Aimee Crofton, Valmec
2017 – Cheng Rolfe, DM Civil
2016 – Jessica O’Donnell, Tasman Civil
2015 – Belinda Shepherd, National Grid Link
2014 – Erin Studsor, Traffic Force
2013 – Sharon Kais, Kais Hire
2012 – Jacqueline Outram, Re-Pipe

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