LINKING US ALL

By purchasing Timberlink timber products you are supporting the local manufacturing industry. You support the 200 employees at our Bell Bay mill in a range of diverse roles including saw doctoring, mill optimisation, supply chain management, accounting, sales and customer service just to mention a few.

You also support all the local businesses we use to transport our timber across the State, keep our mill up and running and our people well fed.

If you would like to work with us, send us your details using our online form.

We support local events, activities and organisations through our sponsorship program.

We would love to support every application we receive for assistance, however due to the volume of requests we receive we can’t. To help you with your application, we are happy to share the selection criteria we use when assessing requests. If you would like a copy or want to apply for sponsorship please contact us via our online form here.

All our timber logs are sourced from sustainably managed Tasmanian pine plantations. We define sustainably managed as the management of plantations to maintain their full range of environmental, social and economic values. We use forest management certification to provide assurance that the logs we source have been legally harvested from sustainably managed forests and plantations. Almost all of Timberlink’s timber suppliers have formal Forest Certification under at least one of the major forest certification standards used in Australia, Responsible Wood (Australian member of PEFC International) and FSC. Any uncertified supply still needs to be formally controlled in order for us to achieve both our Responsible Wood and FSC certifications which confirms that the wood doesn’t arise from a “controversial source” as defined by AS4707.

• All injuries are preventable
• We look out for our mates
• No task is worth compromising safety for
• Management is accountable for safety performance
• Safety starts with you
• Training employees to work safely is essential

But safety isn’t just something you need to think about at work. We urge you to think about how safety is going to follow you home, impact your personal life and become embedded in your everyday thinking. Come home safely everyday. If you work with timber, check out our Timber Safety Guide.