CEO of NECA, Oliver Judd, said the investment in skills and training to support a future made in Australia, will underpin Australia’s efforts to address the forecast shortfall of 32,000 electricians by 2030. It will also support the nation’s efforts to secure net zero by 2050.
“This skills and training funding secures a stable electrical workforce to support the next decade of energy, infrastructure, housing and defence projects.” Mr Judd said.
“I thank Minister O’Connor for engaging closely with NECA in the development of the skills and training initiatives announced tonight. This funding has today ensured organisations like NECA will be able to train the future Australian electrical workforce”.
Minister O’Connor today announced the following programs which NECA supports:
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The investment in skills and training to support a future made in Australia, will underpin Australia’s efforts to address the forecast shortfall of 32,000 electricians by 2030. It will also support the nation’s efforts to secure net zero by 2050.