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The Coal Seam Gas (CSG) program is a joint initiative of BoysTown and Energy Skills Queensland that aims to train up to 180 Indigenous and unemployed workers to be job ready for the Queensland CSG Industry. MORE 
The “Keeping Queensland Moving” project will assist Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander participants and unemployed people across Toowoomba and the Darling Downs and South West Queensland region to access training and employment opportunities in the transport and logistics industry.
The training is accredited training in a Heavy Rigid Vehicle, and participants will be issued with a Statement of Attainment on successfully completing training. MORE 
21st December 2011| The Chronicle
TOOWOOMBA-based firm FK Gardner and Sons has been appointed to carry out civil works at CS Energy’s $104.7 million Kogan Creek Solar Boost Project.
The Kogan Creek Solar Boost Project will be the largest solar integration with a coal-fired power station in the world. MORE 
Advance Western Downs is seeking to establish a register of consultants servicing the Western Downs region.
Consultants will be required to submit a Capability Statement outlining their areas of expertise, experience, key personnel, successful outcomes and other information which might be useful. MORE 
A new partnership facilitated by the Smith Family Partnership Brokers in the Darling Downs is set to help young people to connect with the exciting opportunities emerging in the Surat Basin Region. The partnership between Centenary Heights State High School, Surat Basin Corporation and Arrow Energy aims to help students and teachers explore the range of career options which are being generated by the huge growth in the Surat Basin Corridor. MORE 
The SBC is excited to announce it’s newest corporate member, Thomas & Coffey Ltd.
Thomas & Coffey provides specialised industrial services to the mining, heavy industry, manufacturing, defence, utilities, energy and healthcare sectors.
To learn about this great company CLICK HERE or to go to their website.
A new website has been launched to help Queenslanders secure a job in the state’s rapidly-growing LNG industry.
Employment, Skills and Mining Minister Stirling Hinchliffe said the Careers in Gas website will help jobseekers keen to share in the golden age of gas development in Queensland. MORE 