Alstom builds trains and careers in Ballarat

Alstom's manufacturing facility in Ballarat, Victoria, is playing a key role in the state's rail industry, currently producing the next generation of X'Trapolis 2.0 trains.

The Ballarat site, with over a century of history, serves as a significant regional employer. Its operations focus on creating local jobs and developing skills within the rail manufacturing sector, aiming to deliver benefits to the community beyond just the trains produced.

Logistics Engineer Itumeleng Mabaleha and Trainee Logistics Operator Lily Dawes represent women working at Alstom in Ballarat. Their career paths highlight how regional manufacturing provides meaningful opportunities in the rail industry and contributes to a more inclusive workforce.

In collaboration with the Victorian Government and the Department of Transport and Planning, Alstom aims to create skilled regional jobs. These efforts are designed to empower women to build rewarding careers, strengthen local communities, and contribute to the future of sustainable transport in Victoria.