Yurra’s Facilities Maintenance service line is pivotal to its business model, embodying the essence of its engagement, employment, and training strategies. At the core of this service line are comprehensive cleaning services, which span from commercial and industrial cleaning to builders and construction clean-up, residential solutions such as pre-occupancy, refresh/vacate cleans, and external/pressure washing. Equally fundamental to Yurra’s mission is its Grounds Maintenance services, which, like its cleaning services, serve as a cornerstone for community engagement and workforce development. This division is intricately linked to the Landscape Construction and Yurra Building divisions, showcasing Yurra’s commitment to not only maintaining but also enhancing the natural and built environments.
The Facilities Maintenance service line plays a crucial role in fostering long-term workforce sustainability by offering structured development pathways into trades. These pathways are vital in equipping workers with the technical skills, certifications, and hands-on experience required for thriving careers in areas like carpentry, plumbing, civil, and general building maintenance. Beyond immediate job readiness, these development opportunities create a pipeline of skilled tradespeople, addressing both current labour shortages and future industry demands.
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Electrical Contractor License EC012928
Plumbing Contractor License PL924
Yurra acknowledges the Ngarluma people as the Traditional Owners of the land and waters where Yurra is based and predominantly operates, and where most of our teams work and live, this includes the towns of Roebourne (Yirramagadu), Wickham, Karratha and Dampier. We pay our respects to all Ngarluma people and Elders, past and present. As an Yindjibarndi business, Yurra recognises the strong connection between the Yindjibarndi and Ngarluma people’s and their connection with the Pilbara and Kimberly more broadly. We also pay our respects to Traditional Owners throughout Australia and recognise the deep connection and obligations to country and culture held by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People’s and communities.
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