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SACOME finds 8000 more workers needed in SA renewables sector

The South Australian Chamber of Mines and Energy (SACOME) has launched a study into issues renewable energy projects and mining companies may face with demand for skilled workers in the resources sector forecast to increase dramatically over the next 4 years.

Colin Hay

SACOME finds 8000 more workers needed in SA renewables sector

The Chamber says there has never been a better time to join a resources sector that is being driven by a number of new renewable energy projects and an increase in critical minerals activities. ...

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