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Sustainability

Reconciliation Action Plan

Our Reconciliation Action Plan

With an operational footprint that touches communities across the nation, Ampcontrol has a significant opportunity and responsibility to contribute to reconciliation.

In August 2024, we launched our Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) with the formal endorsement of Reconciliation Australia. The four RAP types—Reflect, Innovate, Stretch, and Elevate—allow RAP partners to continuously develop and strengthen reconciliation commitments in new ways.  

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Reflect RAP

Informed by the Aboriginal community coordinating the YAKKA program at Career Links, Training Services NSW, Wahroonga Aboriginal Corporation, the University of Newcastle and the Worimi Land Council, the RAP focuses on meaningful ways to strengthen relationships, demonstrate respect and create opportunities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. 

The Ampcontrol RAP will provide a framework to become a culturally competent organisation that respects and delivers opportunities for First Nations peoples and their communities throughout Australia. In the 2024 Ampcontrol Employee Baseline Survey, we learned 4% of our workforce identified as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander. 

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RAP Artwork

Our reconciliation artwork, Ngumbaaydyil, was painted by Renae Lamb, a proud descendant of the Wiradjuri, Wongaibon people of Central West NSW and owner of Midnight Dreaming.  Ngumbaaydyil is a Wiradjuri word meaning altogether one place.  

“The Hunter River is culturally significant to my people. It encompasses our rich heritage and is home to our sacred meeting places. Ngumbaaydyil illustrates how the waterways of the Hunter River flow and connect from the landscape to the sea, symbolising the connection between our communities and ancestors. Now, more than ever, for true reconciliation, we honour the enduring strength and vitality of First Nations culture, ensuring we, as a united community, continue to share our sustainable practices and are Ngumbaaydyil.”
– Renae Lamb

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