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ERGT continues support of Working Spirit as Gold Supporter

Working Spirit helps veterans, Defence families and emergency responders find meaningful employment and make the transition into civilian careers.

  • Safety & Risk
  • Offshore Survival
  • Working at Heights & Manual Handling
  • Incident Management Training

ERGT is proud to continue our support of Working Spirit as a Gold Supporter.

Working Spirit helps veterans, Defence families and emergency responders find meaningful employment and make the transition into civilian careers.

It’s a connection that has real relevance to ERGT. Across our team, many of our people bring experience from Defence and emergency services into the work they do today.

We know the value that experience can bring, and we’re pleased to continue supporting Working Spirit and the work they do in creating new pathways beyond service.

To learn more about Working Spirit and the work they do, please visit - Working Spirit » Supported Veteran Employment Pathways.

More news and announcements

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