Your Union, The Public Service Association (PSA) has been in discussion with members regarding professional recognition of engineers and members performing electric work

We are coming to visit you on Wednesday 4 March at Parramatta Square from 9.00am to 12.00pm  to talk to you if you’re an Engineer at Transport.

Following our earlier bulletin, which can be viewed HERE, and our members meeting held on Monday 2 March 2026 we wish to ensure that you hear all the information from the PSA regarding the proposed award updates.

We would like to speak with members who are registered or accredited as a RPEng (“Registered Professional Engineer”) or CPEng (“Chartered Professional Engineer”) to so you have your say on the changes that are happening in your award.

Join your PSA Staff, Industrial Officer Thomas Gao and Organiser Adalynn Gao who will take you through what this means.

We are Stronger Together! 

These proposed improvements for our engineer members and members performing electrical work are never a given. They are fought for and negotiated by your union, the PSA.

If you know of a colleague who is not yet a union member, forward them this email and encourage them to join.

Every new member strengthens our collective voice and increases our bargaining power.

New members can join HERE

Contacts

Thomas Gao Acting Industrial Officer

Adalynn Cole Organiser

Your PSA Delegates

Safety, Policy, Environment and Regulation
Rachael Knight Paramatta Square (Aboriginal Contact)
Nathan Sweeney Grafton (Disability Contact)

Planning, Integration and Passenger
Angela Carroll Grafton
Hayley Dellaca Newcastle West
Leisa Sedger Grafton
Varada Shinde Sydney

Coordinator General
Michael Rohrlach St Helena Tunnel Control Centre

People, Communication and Workplaces
Joanne Kent Macquarie Park
Arshdeep Kohli Petersham Training Centre
Dane Richards Burwood
Gloria Nallas Sydney
Tim Jarrett Grafton

Infrastructure, Projects and Engineering
Jenny Beeby Paramatta

Point to Point (Combined Electorate)
Mick Lister Grafton

PSA Central Councillor
Lachlan Mercer Sydney