Bespoke safety solutions secure civil construction company's second consecutive win

WorkSafe Victoria

Tuesday, 03 March, 2026

For a second consecutive year, civil construction company Seymour Whyte has won the OHS Leadership/Achievement Award in the WorkSafe Awards. In this video, the team explains how on the Healesville-Koo Wee Rup Road upgrade — a major infrastructure project which saw 2100 machines onsite and 600,000 tonnes of material moved — it challenged traditional approaches and implemented bespoke solutions.

For more videos and information on the other winners in the 2025 WorkSafe Awards, click here.

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