About us
Ventia is our people: over 35,000 employees and
subcontractors, across more than 400 sites, in Australia and New Zealand working together, to make essential work.
As a leading services provider, we maintain, operate and manage the essential infrastructure that makes modern life possible.
subcontractors, across more than 400 sites, in Australia and New Zealand working together, to make essential work.
As a leading services provider, we maintain, operate and manage the essential infrastructure that makes modern life possible.
35,000
Employees and subcontractors
400
Sites
40%
Work in regional & rural areas
Together we go further
From transport and energy networks to critical utilities, defence, schools and hospitals, you might not see us, but we're always there, ensuring our essential services are always working.
Every day, we draw on our network, experience and expertise to overcome challenges and go further for our customers, partners and communities. At the same time, our values and our heritage spanning half a century drive us to keep learning, working smarter, and thinking further ahead. Ventia: Together we go further.
Every day, we draw on our network, experience and expertise to overcome challenges and go further for our customers, partners and communities. At the same time, our values and our heritage spanning half a century drive us to keep learning, working smarter, and thinking further ahead. Ventia: Together we go further.
Our industries
Behind the scenes, we are proud to provide the services
that keep infrastructure working for our communities
that keep infrastructure working for our communities
Read more about our approach
Career journeys
Holly
Graduate program participant
Holly dove into the program with her first rotation in the Transport sector, working on the North East Link project in Victoria. There, she applied her design background to help prepare and review activities in the lead up to Ventia’s tunnel operations.
Raghad Smoqa
Project coordinator
Originally from Iraq, Raghad completed a Bachelor's degree in computer science in Erbil in 2011. Over the next seven years, she held roles in accounting, administration, and customer service, working across the banking, education, and travel industries.
Nathan Ross
Indigenous affairs manager
Nathan, a Wakka Wakka & Wulgurukaba man in Western Sydney, is a proud husband and father of three—aged 17, 14, and 11. His journey began with ten years in the Australian Navy as an electronic weapons technician.