Burnna Yurrul Aboriginal Corporation
Corporate in Swan

Since exiting site, BYAC is no longer in Waste Management and has restructured the organization and is now providing: BYAC works within the BYAC principles, supplying adept indigenous and non indigenous employees, sourced locally, statewide and Australia wide, to meet the work requirements of our clients. BYAC aims to yield sustainable employment and training opportunities for people in WA in partnership with industry. We trust that if we can provide opportunities for people to be responsible, people will thrive certain attitudes and good work habits, as well as construct self esteem to prosper socially and economically. The Burnna Yurrul Aboriginal Corporation takes the overall approach of developing the work, life skills, and family security for Aboriginal people through providing employment opportunities, training and accommodation. We work alongside and in partnership with Government, local industries, Aboriginal communities and educational institutions. BYAC is a one terminate shop for organizations, providing quality blue collar work for shutdowns and maintenance, compliance mandatory training, medical bookings and HHS consultancy service and support. We also donate the labor hire contract to permanent placements service. BYAC's highly proficient and qualified assessors will ensure you meet your legal statutory requirements of duty of care, which will in turn earnings your organization by meeting your insurance obligations and business continuity. This is very skillful for our resource industry clients who urgently require these tests to be completed before to candidates accessing site. The name is a reminder of the landscape from which the corporation and many of its team originated. As a future mining operation it will be worn for Aboriginal training and employment and to generate income. BYAC Contracting was also awarded the Business Category Award for a company with more than six employees. In this year, BYAC established an office in Midland WA to better give services throughout WA. BYAC was a finalist in the WA Indigenous Business of the Year Award. This award recognized BYAC’s business achievements and its reliability in developing the work and life skills of Aboriginal people throughout WA. Candy has worked with a range of companies to construct and grow business through her automatic ability to communicate, mighty networks, negotiating and marketing skills. Yvonne joined the State Treasury in 1975, spending 10 years gaining experience in various administrative roles within the department. In 1984, Yvonne joined the Loans and Investment branch as a finance officer and was responsible for providing loan funds to semi government authorities. In this role she was responsible for managing a team of six, developing and maintaining client relations and providing advice to all WAC’s lending clients. To be known as the leading commercial training and labor hire organization for government and the mining, oil and gas and courteous construction industries. By offering quality training facilities and services to our clients, we guarantee we will not let them down. Burnna Yurral Aboriginal Corporation (BYAC) aims to thrive employment, training and home ownership opportunities for people in the Greater Goldfields' region of WA and beyond. BYAC maintains a sure living environment in these six key areas:.

This vision has been nurtured and sustained by our team and the people we place with clients. The name is a reminder of the landscape from which the corporation and many of its team originated. As a tomorrow mining operation it will be old for Aboriginal training and employment and to generate income. BYAC Contracting was also awarded the Business Category Award for a company with more than six employees. In this year, BYAC established an office in Midland WA to better present services throughout WA. BYAC was a finalist in the WA Indigenous Business of the Year Award. This award recognized BYAC’s business achievements and its reliability in developing the work and life skills of Aboriginal people throughout WA.