

FFTITC's Nimble News 1st April 2026
Our latest edition of Nimble News, full of resources and interesting information.


Our new Career Information Hub
The Food Fibre and Timber Industries is pleased to be able to provide a range of new career resources. Whether you are a job seeker, a student exploring options, or a professional considering a change, these resources highlight a range of occupations from the food, fibre and timber industry sectors. Our new Career Information Hub offers a collection of occupational profiles designed to guide you through your journey with practical, easy-to-understand content. What You Will


FFTITC's Nimble News 4th February 2026
Our latest edition of Nimble News, full of resources and interesting information.


Handy Links, Resources, and Other Helpful Stuff for the Food, Fibre, and Timber Industries
Our latest edition of Nimble News, full of resources and interesting information.


Nimble News 8 October 2025
Make safety: every job, every day a reality this October October marks National Safe Work Month 2025 — a time to reflect on the importance of health and safety in every workplace. While policies, systems, and leadership commitment are essential, the most powerful safety improvements happen when everyone gets involved . Encouraging staff to actively participate in safety awareness builds a stronger, more connected culture. When workers contribute their ideas, report near mi


Nimble News 14 August 2025
Arboriculture is one of the many vital services provided by WA Small Businesses. They play a critical role in the care and maintenance of our beautiful trees. We love Small Businesses! Most of the business stakeholders in our industries are from small businesses (employ 0-19 employees). They are committed to their industries and provide a valuable service and contribution to WA. The FFTITC's vision is for our industries to have a workforce development environment that en


Nimble News 16 July 2025
What we do and who we collaborate with. In 2024, the Food, Fibre and Timber Industries Training Council entered into a five year contract with the State Training Board . The State Training Board is the peak industry training advisory body to the Minister for Skills and TAFE in WA. Every day, we engage with people who have a vested interest in workforce and skill development to gather and report on current and emerging industry trends and developments and obtain feedback on i

























