As the premier energy network in WA, Energy Club WA aims to increase participation of Indigenous businesses and suppliers and drive collaboration throughout the industry.

That aim was achieved during a four-hour event this month when the club held an Indigenous
business speed networking event.

It connected club members and guests with local and national Indigenous businesses and suppliers.

The event highlighted the diversity of Indigenous businesses operating nationally and within WA, ranging from training and cultural awareness providers, health service providers, equipment and furniture hire and body and home products suppliers.

Sponsored by Australian Offshore Solutions, APA Group, and SLB, attendees had the opportunity to engage with about 30 Indigenous businesses servicing WA.
 

Among the businesses to take part where:

• Access Indigenous – A Supply Nation Certified Indigenous operated and led business, supplying the 
  hire and sales equipment industry with market leading equipment.
• Blak Line Industries - Integrated signage, print, and promotional material. 
• Bunji Enterprises – Procurement and products company specialising in coffee and tea, workwear, 
  PPE, office supplies, corporate clothing, and promotional products.
• Bugarrbga PJV – Pilbara-based provider of scaffolding and access solutions.
• CATonline – Australia’s leading online cultural awareness training program designed for business, 
  industry and government.
• Countryman Safety – Indigenous owned PPE and workwear supply company.
• Hoseright – Hydraulic hose and fitting specialists.
• Indigenous Managed Services - Recruitment and labour-hire services.
• Impact Services - Labour hire, recruitment, and contract services business including Workforce
  Australia employment services.

• IronMerge People – Labour hire and recruitment.
• Ironstone Australia – Specialists in construction services for the mining industry.
• Jalbi Australia – Provider of body and home products including sanitisers, body wash and candles based on natural Australian ingredients.
• Koomba Bidi – Equipment hire for mining, civil, and infrastructure sectors.
• Maali Group – Multi-discipline contracting service company, providing electrical, mechanical and civil contracting, commission operations and maintenance.
• Mallee Karlip – Electrical contracting group servicing Perth and the Pilbara.
• Mandura - Australia’s foremost Tier 1 First Nations workplace supplies company.
• Moorditj Management Services - Business consulting service specialising in infrastructure development, with a strong focus on Aboriginal engagement, strategic collaboration, and holistic solutions.
• Panku Safety Solutions – Specialist provider of tailored PPE and safety workwear and equipment.
• Spear Foundation – Creating and providing programs to facilitate cultural connections, between Elders, children and young adults, and between families and the wider community.
• Spartan First – Indigenous-owned, mainstream health services provider offering a wide range of health and wellbeing services to industry, Government and community.
• The Cryogenics Group - Specialists in delivering essential gases and comprehensive services tailored to the unique needs of healthcare and industrial clients.
• Triodia Australia – Supplier of rail track protection, traffic management, rail maintenance, machine operators, equipment hire, construction, and civil and electrical services.
• WINYA Indigenous Furniture – Supplier of workstations, sit-stand desks, task seating, lounges and storage, lockers and boardrooms through Indigenous employment focused manufacturing.
• Yurra – Provides multi-disciplinary services for the building construction, civil, and landscape construction sectors.

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