Prepare Fight At This Election
SUMMER EDITION 2014Journalpreparefor a fightat this electionCert III in Plumbing now at PICACIPSF is Up and RunningPLUMBING TRADES EMPLOYEES UNION JOURNALVic Fire Industry Training to the Rescuewww.pteu.asn.au
President’s ReportThe focus of this edition of the PTEU Journal is the Victorian State Electionon November 29, an election that is a vitally important one for Labor to win.With the Abbott Government in power at Federal level, workers’ entitlementsand the Labor movement as a whole has been under attack for more thana year. Abbott has attacked the movement through the Royal Commissionand we fully expect his attacks on workers’ rights and entitlements willcontinue in 2015. We have also had four years of a Coalition Governmentin Victoria, a Government that has ignored - and shown that it doesn’tunderstand - our industry.In this Journal the Secretary and the Assistant Secretary will outline exactlywhy it is vital for our industry that Labor wins in Victoria on November 29.If Napthine is returned, they will attack our Licensing and Registration thatprotects our industry and our future in their blind pursuit of ideology. Wemust do all we can to prevent this happening.All Victorian working people and their families need Daniel Andrews andhis team to win Office in Victoria, but for our industry it is crucial. MinisterGuy and Premier Napthine have refused to listen to our industry. Underthe Coalition Government the Plumbing Industry Commission has beenabsorbed into the Victorian Building Authority, which doesn’t even havea plumbing industry representative on its Board. Under the Libs, theregulation of the industry, especially inspection and auditing, has not beenadequately resourced or well managed, putting at risk the integrity of theindustry and the health of the public.The Libs simply don’t understand the fundamental importance of ourindustry and it’s time they made way for a Party that does. Labor.Aside from the election, I want to draw members’ attention to an articlein this edition by Industrial Officer Paul Coffey about the importance ofchecking on your entitlements – Superannuation, Retirement, Long Serviceetc. As Paul explains at page 33, the construction industry is the worstoffender in terms of compliance with compulsory super payments thatrequire employers to pay 9.5 per cent each week to employees. To makeit easier than ever to check and track your payments, C-Bus has a newi-phone app that I encourage all members to download.I also encourage all members and their families to get behind our industrythis November and vote for your local Labor candidate – the guide can befound in the centre of this Journal.I wish you all a very happy and safe Christmas and all the best for 2015.Nazza OttobrePTEU President2PLUMBING TRADES EMPLOYEES UNION JOURNAL www.pteu.asn.au
Inside this issueGeelong Roundup6Remembering those who died in the West Gate Collapse7Melbourne Airport Upgrade8-9Eastern Suburbs & Regional Victoria10-11Around the Traps12-17Meet our PTEU Front Office Staff18-192014 Victorian Labor Candidates20-21Cert III in Plumbing now at PICAC22-23Vic Fire Industry Training to the Rescue23Medical Gas Training242015 PTEU Calendar25Vale26-27Your New Union Card27IPSF is Up and Running28-29Don’t Get Stitched Up30Incolink Members Services32Sammy Set to Retire32The Workplace Injury Rehabilitation & Compensation Act33Check your Superannuation Payments33UA Instructor Training Program34Wage Rates36-37Alarming Rates of Suicide38Plumbing Trades Employees Union – Victorian Branch52 Victoria Street, Carlton South 3053 Ph: 03 9662 3388 Fax: 03 9663 2613www.pteu.asn.au info@pteu.asn.auPRESIDENTNazza Ottobre - 0407 309 246SECRETARYEarl SetchesASSISTANT SECRETARYPaddy McCruddenCOMPLIANCEBob Vaughan - 0407 773 448OH&SSteve Rocco - 0433 875 546Chris Giblin - 0433 694 310ORGANISERSNick McCubbin - 0412 560 573Norm Kelly - 0409 355 665Glenn Menzies - 0419 608 288Adrian Gell - 0419 605 069Andy Wallace - 0411 255 726Jake Cranny - 0402 817 127Neil O’Brien - 0438 831 050Billy Ramsay - 0447 733 122Kevin Fitzgerald - 0499 440 669INDUSTRIAL OFFICERPaul Coffey - 03 9662 3388General Meeting DatesFOR 2015Melbourne52 Victoria Street, Carlton SouthMarch 24thJune 16thSeptember 29thNovember 24thGeelong127 Myers Street, GeelongMarch 18thJune 17thSeptember 23thNovember 18th3PLUMBING TRADES EMPLOYEES UNION JOURNAL www.pteu.asn.au
Secretary’s ReportThe State Election coming up on November 29 is a vitally important one for Victoria,which has gone backwards and is grinding to a halt under the Liberals.Every week, we get dozens of calls from members who are out of work, whichis no surprise given unemployment in Victoria is now the highest of any mainlandState and an extra 68,000 people are looking for jobs. Hundreds of them are PTEUmembers. It’s a tragedy for them, their families and our State.People scratch their heads and wonder how it all could have gone so wrong, soquickly. The facts are, this government hasn’t managed to build a single project.They haven’t managed to deliver one project and we shouldn’t believe they cannow. They’ve had four years of sitting on their hands and five minutes of panic.Instead of building a better State for all of us, what they are trying to do is to drivedown wages and de-skill our profession. The same mob who gutted TAFE hasshown again they don’t care about skilled trades by proposing to open up roofing.Roofing has become a more vital part of the trade in recent years, with the growth ingrey water alongside domestic supply. What’s more, working on a roof carries some pretty big risks for both the tradespeopleperforming the work as well as consumers. We don’t need the trade or training fragmented, especially when unemployment hasbeen spiralling up.Instead of creating jobs by investing in some vital projects, the Liberals want to break up the trade so a few employers can getcheaper labour. The government’s not only incompetent, they’ve just got the wrong priorities.We need a Labor Government to get the State growing again, create jobs and stand up to Tony Abbott, who’s on his own crazycrusade to break up the industry. Abbott’s review of the Watermark product certification scheme shows again that the FederalCoalition have no idea how the industry fits together.The WaterMark scheme is a key part of the regulatory framework that supports our industry and protects the community. Thescheme ensures that the 5B plumbing product industry is regulated and that only products that are fit for purpose enter themarket. Unwinding or watering down this scheme will mean plumbers have to play safety police, checking the safety of inferiorproducts which will pose a threat to community health. The State Government has just sat by and watched this happen, muchlike they watched unemployment climb.What I know is that Daniel Andrews will invest in TAFE, protect skilled trades and get the economy growing again. And he’ll standup to Tony Abbott when we need him to.That’s why, this election, we’re recommending a vote for Labor.This issue also contains the usual range of interesting industry stories and updates, workplace safety information, and Unionnews. Also in this edition is a very positive story about the development by the PTEU in conjunction with the Master Plumbers ofa Certificate III plumbing apprenticeship training course to be delivered at our Brunswick training centre, the Plumbing IndustryClimate Action Centre (PICAC). A great example of this great industry working together to design, develop and deliver industrybased training.In this the last edition before Christmas, we recognise that for many in our ranks, a growing number in fact, Christmas can be anemotionally difficult time. If you or one of your mates is dealing with family or relationship breakdown, the most important thing toremember is you are not alone. Free confidential counselling and support for members is available through Incolink. TelephoneIncolink Member Services Direct: (03) 9668 3061Earl SetchesPTEU Secretary4PLUMBING TRADES EMPLOYEES UNION JOURNAL www.pteu.asn.au
Assistant Secretary’s ReportThe November State poll could be one of the most significant elections in decadesfor the Victorian Plumbing industry. As the Secretary explains in his Report, sincethe Liberal National Party has been in government the Victorian pluming sector hasbeen under appreciated, under-valued, under represented on the VBA, and nowunder attack.The LNP Government has been demonstrating for some time now that it justdoesn’t understand the importance of the Plumbing Industry. In 2013 the Buildingand Plumbing Commissions were scrapped and rolled in the Victorian BuildingAuthority. Rather than improving the effectiveness of the regulation of the sector,things have gone from bad to worse, with the VBA treating the plumbing professionlike the poor cousin of the building industry. Despite extensive industry pressure,the government has refused to appoint a plumber or plumbing industry expert tothe Board. The Board has found room for architects, lawyers and public servants,but not a plumber. So we now have a situation where the plumbers are tippingin millions of dollars each year to the VBA, through Registrations and ComplianceCertificates, and getting treated like second class citizens in return.As an industry we need to make the VBA accountable for how they are spending the hard earned funds the plumbing industrygenerates. It is quite astonishing that in an atmosphere where the Labor movement as a whole is under attack at the politicallymotivated circus that is the Royal Commission into alleged corrupt practices in Trade Unions, appalling practices by our industryregulator unearthed by the Ombudsman and the Auditor General seem to go virtually unnoticed.Whilst conservative politicians and commentators tee off at every opportunity with outrageous claims about alleged corruptionin the union movement, our industry is the victim of appalling governance at the highest levels of the very Authority charged withregulating our industry.After scathing reports from first the Auditor General and then the Ombudsman, back in 2011 and 2012 respectively, theGovernment replaced the Building and Plumbing Commissions with the Victorian Building Authority (VBA). The Ombudsmanwas heavily critical of the poor performance and maladministration of the Building Commission under former CommissionerTony Arnel and after he resigned appointed a new Commissioner, Michael Kefford.That was in 2012, and on Commissioner Kefford’s watch things went from bad to worse. He was himself caught up in a majorprobity scandal which potentially jeopardised the integrity of the plumbing audit and inspection system. The allegation is thatMr Kefford awarded a 10 million contract to a firm part-owned by his friend and former business associate, despite his ownexpert panel advising against the move. Former Commissioner Kefford awarded Casey Inspection Services Pty Ltd the lucrativecontract to provide plumbing audits and inspections across the state.This was despite the fact senior commission executives twice recommended that two other firms, Lend Lease Infrastructureand Techsafe Australia, be awarded the contract ahead of Casey Inspection Services. It was also revealed last year that not onlydid he award the audit contract to his mate, Mr Kefford was also a Director of the company Iapmo R&T Oceania Pty Ltd, whichsub-let space in its Burwood office to Casey Inspection Services between 2010 and 2012.This has all occurred on the Lib’s watch and we think there needs to be a full and transparent inquiry into this fiasco. A robust,reliable, transparent and well resourced audit and inspection system is vital for our industry and vital for public health. The VBAis letting the plumbing industry and the community down.If the Government is returned our industry will be facing a real battle. The Libs don’t understand our industry, and have shownthat they are willing to sacrifice our industry and compromise public health by driving an ideological deregulatory agenda. At atime when as an industry and a community we are relying more than ever on our regulatory framework - our qualifications andcompetency structures, our licensing and registration, and our inspection and audit systems to protect our jobs and the heathof the community, the Libs are looking to tear it down.Don’t let them. Vote 1 Labor on November 29.Paddy McCruddenPTEU Assistant Secretary5PLUMBING TRADES EMPLOYEES UNION JOURNAL www.pteu.asn.au
Geelong RoundupThings are starting to ramp up for PTEU membersin Geelong and the surrounding region, with majorupgrades of the Geelong Hospital, new supermarketsand the commencement of the new Epworth Hospitalin Waurn Ponds. These jobs will ensure that ourmembers are kept busy over 2015.The designs for the Geelong Plumbing Training Centreof Excellence have being finalised and by the time thisgoes to print I am hoping that construction will havecommenced.Jobs on the goEpworth Hospital, CADET(Centre for AdvancedDesign in Engineering Training) Deakin University,Coles (Lara),Woolworths (Clifton Springs) BarwonWater, Head Office (upgrade)Geelong Library and Heritage CentreSite Snapshot - Geelong Library andHeritage CentreThe new nine story building will replace the existingstructure which is more than 50 years old and will bebuilt on the original buildings footprint in JohnstonePark.The expanded facility will consist of a cafe, communityareas for meetings and learning programs andexhibition spaces connected to the Geelong ArtGallery.Matt Dean plumbing waterassembly - Deano, Andy & SnakeChilled water plant - Chriso &Jesse D&EJimmy” Cooke & DowsettJolla & Webby Mulgrave A-TeamWhen completed it will hold 120,000 print andmultimedia collection items.The builder is Kane Constructions, PTEU contractorsengaged on site include BP Plumbing, D&E AirConditioning and Protective Fire Services.Glenn MenziesGeelong Area Organiser6PLUMBING TRADES EMPLOYEES UNION JOURNAL www.pteu.asn.au
Remembering thosewho died in the West Gate Bridge collapseOn the 15 October every year since1970, families, friends and workmatesof the 35 dead and 18 injured workersgather at the site to remember them.The West Gate Bridge spans the 2.5 kms of Yarra river separatingMelbourne’s western suburbs from the CBD. It is one of Australia’sbiggest cable-stayed girder bridges and is used by 160,000 vehiclesdaily. With its distinctive curving shape, the West Gate is instantlyrecognisable as one of the city’s iconic structures, but sadly, it is alsothe monument to Australia’s worst industrial accident.Just before lunch on 15 October 1970, the West Gate Bridge suddenlygroaned. An eerie pinging noise filled the air. A storm of rust flakespeeled off weathered steel and the girders started to turn blue. Thebridge fell away beneath their feet and minutes later, 35 workers weredead.A whole 2,000-ton mass plummeted into the Yarra mud with anexplosion of gas, dust and mangled metal that shook buildings hundreds of yards away. The roar of the impact, theexplosion and the fire that followed could be heard more than two miles away.There is a plaque beneath the bridge, paid for and erected by fellow workers of the victims. It was unveiled on 15October 1978.7PLUMBING TRADES EMPLOYEES UNION JOURNAL www.pteu.asn.au
Melbourne AirportLeighton Contractors are currentlyundertaking 2 major constructionprojects at Melbourne Airport.An elevated link bridge is being built to link the newterminal to Pier G, where a boarding lounge is alsocurrently under construction.Leighton’s began construction in November 2013 and itis expected to be completed by August 2015 at a costof around 150 million.The T4 project has employed PTEU members froma number of companies. Cooke and Dowsett haveundertaken all drainage and water supply, BardenSteeldeck Industries are roofing the Tiger terminalbuilding. Close Commercial contracting are undertakingthe roofing for the elevated link bridge and PPC havealready completed the bus bay, building roof and wallcladding.Troy Smith, Simon Nasser and Luke GilesScale ModelTerminal 4 (T4) consists of a new terminal buildingfor Tiger Airways and 41 retail outlets. The structureconsists of 3 levels and a new bus bay used to ferrytravellers to their planes.Entire Fire Protection is taking care of all the fireprotection sprinkler systems including the temporarysystem in the site sheds, with Syphon Systems lookingafter the syphonic downpipe system. AE Smith haveresponsibility for all of the mechanical air-conditioning.The lagging is being installed by Mulgrave Insulations.As with many new things sometimes old icons have togo, alas the old tiger water tower is no more.Construction in ProgressAxel Rhind, Todd Tuder and Simon Dalli8PLUMBING TRADES EMPLOYEES UNION JOURNAL www.pteu.asn.au
UpgradeOVER THE ROADThe new multi-level structure has a car park consistingof 7 floors with approximately 2905 car spaces and abus terminal. The ground works plumbing packagesare being undertaken by Trio Plumbing and ChadoakPlumbing. The considerable replacement works ofboilers and chillers in the TSB building, including theredesign and installation of large bore steel pipe, wasvery impressive. A.G Coombs took on and completedthis difficult task.Marcus Bishop and Ty O’ShannassyThis upgrade would not have been achieved withoutthe highly skilled hands of the gentlemen from MulgraveInsulation who tirelessly encased the pipework inthermal insulation, then wrapped in handcrafted sheetmetal casing.Glen DrummondGlen Hosemans, Jus Vaasili and Shaun CullisCarpark Construction in ProgressBenn Parker, Ian Marris - PTEU Rep and Derrick ChisholmI look forward to the arrival of the lads from PJMEngineering who have been entrusted with themechanical services in the multi-level structure.The project began in November2013 and is due to be completed byMay 2015 at a cost of around 215million.Norm KellyPTEU OrganiserRick Hummel and Kieron Christ9PLUMBING TRADES EMPLOYEES UNION JOURNAL www.pteu.asn.au
EASTERN SUBURBS &Epworth HospitalBendigo Base HospitalKane Constructions has been appointed to deliverStage 1 of the Bendigo Base Hospital development isthe 135 million Stage 4 of the Epworth Richmonddue for completion by December 2016, at a cost of overredevelopment. 670 million. This project is currently ramping up andThe hospital will be redeveloped and expanded towill employ over 200 members. Stage 2 of the projectprovide world class facilities with an extra 270 inpatientwill include a multi- level carpark, a bridge linking to thebeds. The expansion and redevelopment will createhospital and helipad on the roof for emergency cases.more than 1440 new jobs in the construction phase andStage 2 will start in 2017, at a cost of 230 million,over 400 extra full-time staff at the hospital when thetaking the total value of the project to over 1 billion.project is completed in September 2015.Artist’s ImpressionArtist’s ImpressionArtist’s ImpressionArtist’s Impression - Aerial Photo of Hospital10PLUMBING TRADES EMPLOYEES UNION JOURNAL www.pteu.asn.au
Regional VictoriaEastland Shopping CentreGeneral UpdateThis 500 million project will incorporate a new trainThere’s a fair bit of work going on in the rest of Regionalstation development, which will link to the shoppingVictoria including the Albury Wodonga Regional CancerCentre, which has a project value of 80 million andcentre. The redeveloped Eastland will include Davidis due for completion next year. There’s also an 80Jones and over 150 new specialty stores. We anticipatemillion job currently out to tender in Shepparton atthere will be around 80-100 members working on thethe Law Courts. The Performing Arts Centre and theLansell Square Shopping Centre Project in Bendigo arejob over the duration of the project, which is due foralso progressing well.completion in 2016.The Juvenile Youth Justice Centre extension inMalmsbury has faced some hiccups with two of ourcontractors, Ranges Plumbing and Watershed Roofing,going into liquidation. Watershed Roofing also wentinto receivership on the Lansell Square project.The Ringwood Aquatic Centre is close to beingfinalised, due for completion in 2015. Watpac buildersand developers were awarded an 80 million contractto expand works at the Knox Private Hospital, located ineast Melbourne. Hawthorn, Doncaster and other areasin the Eastern suburbs are ramping up with apartmentdevelopments which have kept our members in workfor the last few years.Eastland Shopping Centre ConstructionAlbury Wodonga Regional Cancer CentreMark and JustinNeil O’Brien & Adrian GellRegional Victoria Organisers11PLUMBING TRADES EMPLOYEES UNION JOURNAL www.pteu.asn.au
AROUND THE TRAPSQuarantine FacilityA new Post Entry Quarantine (PEQ) facility is currently beingbuilt in Mickleham. The new PEQ site will consolidate allof the department’s current operations into a single 144hectare site. The purpose built facility will allow importedanimals and plants to be held for a specified period in aquarantined environment before release into Australia.The 300 million dollar project is expected to begin initialoperations in 2015 and will be fully operational by 2018.PEQCam MagannDarren Thompson, WillFarnsworth,Tom Smith, Blake Byng, Jarrrod Messenger,Paris Oneill and QuintonDavisand Mitch AtlasBlake Inman and Calan HaydenRoofing PEQPEQDean McGowan - CDCJustin TassellPaul Ferraro and Steve Macco (C & doswett PEQ)PEQInfinity ApartmentsThe Infinity Apartments in Oakleigh are a 20 million project, due for completion byFebruary 2015.Matt WoodbridgeDave GuthrieJayk Brady12anTom O’SullivTom HillPLUMBING TRADES EMPLOYEES UNION JOURNAL www.pteu.asn.au
There are several major developments and projects currently being undertakenin Melbourne. Here are just a few.Upper West Side- Tower 4The Upper West Side project is one of the largestinner city developments in Australia with 2600apartments over 4 towers, 30 retail outlets and aproject value of nearly 1 Billion. Tower 4 is due forcompletion in mid 2015Jake and Max RobbinsDanny ZivanovicAndy GrigoShane BurtonUpper WestSideRoss AllanFulton LaneFulton Lane is a 221 million project located inFranklin Street Melbourne. It consists of 2 multistorytowers comprising of 786 residential apartments, agymnasium and retail outlets at ground level.Stuart MooreTim Pelns and Jake Crannytne ApartmentsRory MckercherBeau VappSandy MorritFulton LaJohn PulfordShem PickeringSimon CallejaBeau Grech13PLUMBING TRADES EMPLOYEES UNION JOURNAL www.pteu.asn.au
AROUND THE TRAPSA.G. CoombsThe A.G. Coombs Group focuses on HVAC, refrigeration, mechanical services, fire protection and multi serviceinstallations in commercial and industrial Buildings and the construction industry. Here are a few of our memberswho work for A.G Coombs.Mark Mastroianni, Chris Hollisand Chris GordonRobert CotterellSteve BroughCity West Police ComplexThis 268 million dollar project is duefor completion early next year. Over 100plumbers have worked on the site. Oncecomplete, the new building will house 1,500staff from crime and intelligence command,Melbourne West police station and the NorthWest Metropolitan Region headquarters.altond Renae WFabio Izzi anPeter RadfordAndrew PattisonShaun Cranny andTroy JamesTaylor Popevisr and Matt DaWayne FosteMatty SmithnnyJake and Shaun CraWayne AbbottBen Norris14PLUMBING TRADES EMPLOYEES UNION JOURNAL www.pteu.asn.au
Istana ApartmentsIstana is a 25-storey, single tower residential apartment block developed in theheart of Melbourne’s CBD. The project is valued at 91 million.Istana ApartmentsYarraJim PouliosMatt GardamPaul WaleryszekGlenn Musgrove, JamesBrownand Jake CrannyJosh DenstenKire (Kid)TalevskiMichael OliverPakenham Lifestyle CentreThe Pakenham Lifestyle Centre occupies a prime location along the Princes Highway and will feature a Mastershardware store and plant nursery, nine restricted retail stores, multiple showrooms, specialty retail, food court,café, office suites, gymnasium and public plaza. The project is valued at 35 million and is scheduled forcompletion by the end of this year.er, Tyson King,, Brent BowyNick Wilkinsons ChristiansenmeJadanDanny WilsonPaul DragoKevin Clark, Trav Reid, Paul Dragoand Mark Thompsonestyle CentrePakenham Lif15PLUMBING TRADES EMPLOYEES UNION JOURNAL www.pteu.asn.au
AROUND THE TRAPSLucia ApartmentsThe 20 story Lucia Apartments project in South Yarra has a project value of 95 million and is due forcompletion at the end of 2015.Lucia ApartmentsBen WilsonSite Steward Rusty and Andy WallaceAndrew BirtEquinix Data CentreThe Equinix Data Centre job on Lorimer Street inPorty Melbourne is currently in its first stage, with afurther two stages to come. Stage 1 is valued at 77million, and will employ around 30 members.John HickeyJamie LadallDave WhiteJason TeklenburgAdrian Walsh and Glenn OakleyShayne RodgersShayne DoddAntony MastropasquaNassi CaraBen Grant16PLUMBING TRADES EMPLOYEES UNION JOURNAL www.pteu.asn.au
Werribee PlazaOver 370 million is being spent on the redevelopment of Werribee Plaza Shopping Centre to expand its size byover 35,000 square metres. To mark the change, a new name will be adopted with Werribee Plaza to becomePacific Werribee. The project is scheduled for completion at the end of 2016, with 80-100 plumbers working onthe site over the 3 years of the project.Ben GarlandAdam HollingsworthMatt KapoulitsaMatthewMick PaceDiplockJason Eagle and Jared lapsleyDale SmithJohn Parsons, Billy Ramsay and Simon JewellDavid JacobetoshDaniel MacinMark ElliotBilly Wallace17PLUMBING TRADES EMPLOYEES UNION JOURNAL www.pteu.asn.au
Meet ourPTEU FrontOffice StaffJulie RyanReception & MembershipJulie RyanBest thing about my job:is always“ Theresomeone withsomethinginteresting to say”Being at reception is interestingas I get to meet and speak withour members and dozens of othernew people each day. There isalways someone with somethinginteresting to say on the phoneor at the desk. It’s never dull!!!And, I have to say my co-workersin the office have such differentpersonalities that we complementeach other and work well together.Worst thing about my job:Apart from having to try and dothree things at once, the onlynegative to being at receptionis hearing when a member hasbecome unemployed.Thatalways makes me feel awful, as Iunderstand the financial pressurethat it puts on families. However,it is good to see that they cancome in here for help.Something not many peopleknow about me:Steph TurvilleBest thing“aboutmy job,would be it’s achallenge”Not much! We all have our secrets,but I am a reasonably open book.I can’t swim very well, and I dohave a thing for watching toomuch crime drama. I also don’tmind admitting that cooking is notmy forte.Mum is absolutely the inspirationin my life. Mum was orphaned bythe time she was 6 years old andboarded at school in Swan Hill.Deciding to move to Melbourne,Mum got off the train at FlindersStreet Station at 14 years of age,completely alone, and walkedthe city to find an office joband somewhere to live. She isabsolutely the rock of our familyand the strongest role model andgirl could wish for.Five people I would have fordinner:Gene Kelly, Judy Garland, FrankSinatra, John Lennon, Mel Gibson.Pet Hate:Doing the 5.30am run down thedriveway with the rubbish, whenmy sons forget to take the bin out- Every week!Steph TurvilleAdministration &ReceptionWhat’s the best things aboutyour job:Best thingchallenge.wouldbeit’saWho has inspired my life:What’s something that not manypeople know about you:This is an easy one to answer. MyI cant and don’t like to cook.18PLUMBING TRADES EMPLOYEES UNION JOURNAL www.pteu.asn.au
Who are 5 people you’d want toinvite for dinner:Oprah, Deepak Chopra, RichardBranson,Beyonce,RussellSimmons.Pet Hate:Injustice.Laura MayMembership ManagerMy job involves all aspects ofmaking sure the membershipdepartment runs effectively andefficiently. I have learnt how toprioritise my work and to usemy knowledge to the best of myability.What’s the best things aboutyour job:Best part about my job is thefriends I have made over the years,who have become like family.Worst part about my job:Would have to be the travelling toand from work each day.What’s something that not manypeople know about you:One thing people wouldn’t knowabout me is I’m a massive DavidAttenborough fan.Who’s inspired you in life andwhy:My parents inspire me andcontinue to inspire me everysingle day.Annette WilsonAccounts ClerkMy job involves reception work,answeringphones,directingcalls, handling queries, newmemberships, payments, directdebits, filing and mail.In my last job I worked for TheRoyal Children’s Hospital SupplyDepartment for 11 years, whichwas very interesting. I have hada wide range of work experienceswhich include Fairfield Hospital, aRefrigeration Company, MedicalBookshop, Publishing Companyand I also worked for WheelchairSports at their Bingo Centre.What’s the best and worstthings about your job:continue toinspire me everysingle day.”Who inspired me:My Grandmother inspired me (whohad 13 children). She never had abad word to say about anybodyand would tell me “Believe youcan & you’re halfway there” whichI now know to be said by TheodoreRoosevelt.Five people I would have fordinner:MyfiancéAaron,DavidAttenborough, Johnathan Brown,Ed Sheeran, Nigella Lawson.My dinner party would includeBette Midler, Bill Crosby, OprahWinfrey, Billie Jean King & RogerFederer.My pet hate is people who lie.My parents“inspireme andMeeting people, the relaxedatmosphere and great coworkers. Probably the worst thingabout my job is the paper cutsfrom the envelopes, and filingmember cards.Who are 5 people you’d want toinvite for dinner:Pet Hate:Laura MayAnnette WilsonBelieve you“can& you’rehalfway there”Pet Hate:People who complain to much.19PLUMBING TRADES EMPLOYEES UNION JOURNAL www.pteu.asn.au
2014 Victroian LaKnow your Electorate Candidate & Vote 1 Labor on November 29.ELECTORATECANDIDA
PLUMBING TRADES EMPLOYEES UNION JOURNAL www.pteu.asn.au 3 52 Victoria Street, Carlton South 3053 Ph: 03 9662 3388 Fax: 03 9663 2613 www.pteu.asn.au info@pteu.asn.au PRESIDENT Nazza Ottobre - 0407 309 246 SECRETARY Earl Setches ASSISTANT SECRETARY Paddy McCrudd
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