
Indigenous Engagement
Supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Participation
AQNP Solutions is committed to creating meaningful opportunities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples through employment, training, and supplier engagement.
We are proud to hold membership with Supply Nation, reflecting our commitment to supporting Indigenous participation within the Australian economy.
Our Commitment
AQNP Solutions is focused on building practical, respectful outcomes through:
- Job opportunities across our service lines (maintenance, cleaning, grounds, minor works)
- A safe and inclusive workplace that supports long-term employment
- Respectful engagement with clients and communities
- Supporting Indigenous businesses through procurement and subcontracting where suitable
Employment & Career Pathways
AQNP has previously employed Aboriginal people and we remain committed to continuing and strengthening this pathway.
We are willing to provide opportunities including:
- Entry-level and experienced roles
- On-the-job training and upskilling
- Site-based roles aligned to client requirements
- Supportive onboarding and safety-focused work practices
We believe real outcomes come from consistent work, development, and a workplace culture built on respect.
Working With Indigenous Businesses
Through our Supply Nation membership, AQNP supports opportunities to:
- Engage Indigenous suppliers and subcontractors
- Identify suitable work packages and service partnerships
- Strengthen social procurement outcomes for our clients
Our Approach
Our approach is practical and outcomes-driven:
- Safety-first and site-compliant work delivery
- Clear supervision and structured training support
- Respect for cultural identity and community
- Ongoing improvement in how we create and support opportunities
Partner With Us
If you are a client seeking stronger Indigenous participation outcomes, or an Indigenous job seeker or business looking to work with AQNP, we welcome the conversation.
Contact AQNP Solutions to discuss employment opportunities or Indigenous engagement partnerships.




