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Celebrating 14 Years of Brenton Goldsmith at Worthy Engineering At Worthy Engineering, we know that strong businesses are built on the shoulders of great people. Today, we proudly celebrate one of our most valued team members, Brenton Goldsmith, who marks an outstanding 14 years of service. Brenton’s journey began nearly 11 years ago with Boyes Equipment Services. When Worthy Engineering acquired the business in March 2022, Brenton didn’t miss a beat—continuing his work with the same commitment and integrity that had earned him so much respect. His professionalism and loyalty made him an instant fit within the Worthy team. Over the years, Brenton has become more than just a reliable tradesman—he’s a constant presence in our Kalgoorlie workshop, someone who

At Worthy Engineering, we’re proud to stand behind initiatives that build stronger futures — not just for our industry, but for the communities we call home. That’s why we were honoured to donate our Sandblasting and Painting services to help refurbish a Sandvik LH517i underground loader, in collaboration with Northern Star Mining Services (NSMS). The machine has now been officially handed over to Central Regional TAFE Kalgoorlie, where it will serve as a cutting-edge training tool for apprentices across the Goldfields. With modern mining equipment increasingly complex and highly automated, this LH517i will offer apprentices hands-on experience with the same technology they’ll encounter in the field — boosting their confidence, knowledge, and employability. Local Industry Backing Local Training This project

This month, we’re proud to celebrate a very special milestone for one of our longest-serving team members – Gav Maynard, who has officially clocked up 15 years of service with the business! Gav’s journey started back in the Boyes EQS days, where he spent 12 years working under previous owners David Boyes and Sam Fostinelli. Over the last three years, he’s continued to be a key part of the team under the new leadership of Michael and Jaymi Worthington here at Worthy Engineering Services. Originally working as a yard hand and a driller’s offsider, Gav was encouraged by his partner Tanya to step out of his comfort zone and apply for a role at Boyes EQS. That leap of faith

At Worthy Engineering, we take pride in developing skilled tradespeople and providing opportunities for hands-on experience with some of the industry’s most challenging and rewarding work. Today, we’re thrilled to celebrate the success of Lisa Bartlett-Torr, who has officially completed her Heavy Diesel Mechanic apprenticeship! Lisa joined Worthy Engineering in 2024, coming into the final year of her apprenticeship. She made the move with a clear goal in mind – to gain more experience, broaden her skills, and work on a greater variety of machinery than she had previously encountered. We were more than happy to welcome her into the fold and help her achieve that. During her time with us, Lisa has contributed to both our Field Service and

Worthy Engineering is delighted to announce the successful completion of apprentice Tarj Kelman’s journey to becoming a qualified Heavy Duty Mechanic. Tarj’s story with the Worthy Group began in 2020 when he joined as a trade assistant. He then transitioned through Worthy Parts and continued with Worthy Engineering after the acquisition of Boyes Equipment Services in 2022.
A well-liked member of the team, Tarj has embraced every aspect of his HD Mechanical training with unwavering commitment and enthusiasm. Now, eager to share his knowledge and experience, Tarj is grateful for the opportunity to mentor first and second-year apprentices, much like the guidance he received when he first joined Worthy Parts.

The Worthy Group have relocated recently to Henderson, South of Perth. This move marks a significant milestone in our company’s journey, and we are excited to share this news with our valued customers and partners.

Worthy Engineering are pround to support the Kalgoorlie Amateur Swimming Club hosting the 2024 Country Pennants. The 65th competition will take place at the Goldfields Oasis Recreation Centre in Kalgoorlie Boulder and will see over 500 swimmers from 30 clubs participate in over 200 races across the March long Weekend. The KASC are a volunteer led organisation in Kalgoorlie Boulder who help encourage swimming within the community and for swimmers to compete in various events throughout the year. Managing Director Michael Worthington said “Part of our company values include community, the support for our community but also the support for attracting people to the communities we operate. By supporting the Kalgoorlie Amateur Swimming Club Country Pennants, we are not only