IMAGES: Image of Trent Burke seated in red background, the Victorian Health Building Authority logo is on the bottom left
ONSCREEN TEXT: Trent Burke Senior Executive Director, Delivery, Victorian Health Building Authority
IMAGES: Trent Burke seated in a room talking, followed by a view upwards of the facade of the Victorian Heart Hospital; an aerial view of the Wonthaggi Hospital and surrounds; and a view of the frontage of the Wantirna aged care facility at dusk.
VOICEOVER: My role is really, I guess, the stewardship for a spectrum of portfolios. Health, mental health, alcohol and drug, and aged care.
IMAGES: Trent Burke and his team talking in a VHBA meeting room; followed by Trent and team members onsite at a construction project wearing safety gear.
VOICEOVER: It's a happy, content and challenged workforce and team. We've got a really strong set of project managers and project directors. Really good cross-section in terms of age, experience, and background.
IMAGES: A slow motion shot of Trent and a team member walking through a work area on site as a worker welds some fabrication material.
VOICEOVER: Some of the highlight projects we're currently working on would be the pathway to 144 mental health beds, a rapid response to the Victorian Royal Commission into Mental Health of almost half a billion dollars worth of assets across four sites.
IMAGES: Aerial view of the McKellar Centre in Geelong and an upward view of the façade of the Northern Hospital Mental Health Beds development.
ONSCREEN TEXT: What does success look like to you?
IMAGES: Trent Burke in safety gear looking upwards in a construction site, followed by him standing with a team member onsite as she points out a detail, followed by an aerial view of the Northern Hospital Mental Health Beds development
VOICEOVER: I think success in many ways looks like the delivery on time, safely, high quality, and to budget and being strategic in how we approach the work and helping the team to make those decisions on a daily basis.
VOICEOVER: Some of the things I love about working for VHBA are the tangible outcomes that we see from our projects, particularly in the delivery space.
IMAGES: A view out the window towards a grassed area from one of the rooms in the Northern Hospital Mental Health Beds facility, followed by an operating theatre, followed by an aerial view of the Sunshine Hospital Emergency Department
VOICEOVER: Everyone will be touched by health issues at some point in their life, whether that is an acute medical facility or an aged care facility in the latter years of life.
IMAGES: Construction activity on site, including a crane lifting materials on to a level.
VOICEOVER: We're really about the nuts and bolts delivering on the commitments that the government has made and actually seeing those come to fruition.
ONSCREEN TEXT: Why health infrastructure?
IMAGES: Time lapse video of construction work on the new Footscray Hospital
VOICEOVER: People should consider coming over to work in health infrastructure because there's never really been a better time. We've seen record investment over the last two or three years, the biggest pipeline in health infrastructure that we've ever seen.
IMAGES: Trent Burke and team members meeting at a conference room
VOICEOVER: I think it's a great opportunity to grow your career here. The structures that we have from an organizational point of view, certainly allow promotion and progression through your professional ranks.
IMAGES: Trent Burke and team members watching as a crane lifts girders on to a level at the Northern Hospital mental health beds development.
VOICEOVER: Whether you're joining as a junior PM or project assistant, or you're joining as an experienced project director, there's pathways and avenues for pretty much anyone on their professional journey and some amazing landmark projects that have been committed to.
IMAGES: The closing slide is onscreen text ‘Learn more at vhba.vic.gov.au’ plus the Victorian Health Building Authority and the Victorian State Government logos.
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