Providing Indigenous training pathways

SHELL’S QGC BUSINESS – WORKING WITH LOCAL COMMUNITIES TO DELIVER INDIGENOUS CAREERS PROGRAMS

Duration: 1:47 minutes

A promotional video showing the opportunities that are being offered to young Indigenous Australians through training programs that Shel’s QGC business works with partners to deliver.

DELIVERING INDIGENOUS CAREERS PROGRAMS Transcript

(Background music plays)

Up-tempo dance track, exuding youthfulness.

(Video footage)

A young man is at the back of the shot, standing in a workshop. He is holding a tape measure which he uses to measure the length of a metal toolbox. As the scene continues the camera moves in closer, showing the young man. He continues to look over the toolbox as audio of a man speaking starts to play.

(Audio, man speaking)

We are hosting Scott Goodwin in the Indigenous Traineeship Program.

(Video footage)

The young man, Scott, continues to measure the toolbox. The workshop where he is operating is noticeable in the background.

(Audio, man speaking)

This is going to benefit him in his chosen career path of being a boilermaker.

(Video footage)

Shows Cameron Fabian, sitting and speaking to camera with a building in the background.

(Text display)

Cameron Fabian. Western Downs Civil.

(Cameron Fabian)

And hopefully continuing in the construction industry in the local area. He started off quite a shy, young kid and he’s come a long way developing his communication skills. It’s awesome to see that.

(Video footage)

Scott stands in a group, talking to each other. Scene shows a lady interacting with Scott and the group. It then changes to show Scott inspecting drill bits back in the workshop.

(Scott Goodwin)

I’ve been doing it for nearly two months now and I’m really enjoying it.

(Video footage)

Shows Scott in the workshop talking to another employee from Western Downs Civil and then cuts back to him measuring the toolbox.

(Text display)

I’m really enjoying the program.

(Video footage)

Showing Scott talking to the camera, in the yard of the workshop.

(Scott Goodwin)

On an average day, I help the boilermaker out.

(Text display)

Scott Goodwin – Program Trainee.

(Scott Goodwin)

Designing, welding, lately we’ve been doing toolboxes. Maintaining around the yard, mainly.

(Video footage)

Scott closes a toolbox and scene then cuts to him measuring the oil levels of a vehicle. Scene then cuts back to Cameron Fabian.

(Cameron Fabian)

Having Scott on has helped our team dynamic. By introducing another younger employee helps build on the rest of the team’s skills.

(Video footage)

Shows a group of people, doing team-building activities. Shows Scott sitting in the group, listening and interacting with other people. Scene then returns back to Scott, talking to camera.

(Scott Goodwin)

It really means a lot to me as a young Indigenous person because I’ve got my foot in the door with hopefully a trade out of it, or it will lead to a trade. I might end up having a job that I would really enjoy.

(Video footage)

Scott works with another employee to load a part into a machine. Audio of Scott speaking continues.

(Text display)

A job that I really enjoy.

(Scott Goodwin)

Maybe with Western Downs Civil or QGC.

(Video footage)

Scott sits in the yard, talking to the camera.

(Scott Goodwin)

I’ve been really grateful for the opportunity I’ve been given. I recommend it to other people to definitely go through and do it.

(Video footage)

Scott places some equipment on to the workbench.

(Text display)

I recommend it.

(Video footage)

Shows Scott standing in front of a toolbox, smiling and engaging with another employee as the scene fades out.

(Text display)
Working with local communities.

(Video footage)

Scene fades to white screen as the Shell QGC logos are displayed.

(Background music)

The Sound of Shell mnemonic concludes the video.