Contractor Alleges ‘Iraq-Style’ CFMEU Surveillance of Construction Bosses
A private security director has claimed the union used intimidation tactics on BMD's executives during Brisbane's Centenary Bridge upgrade.
Construction bosses reportedly had tracking devices on their cars and were spied on by drones as tensions rose with the CFMEU. A private security boss detailed claims of intimidation tactics against contractor BMD’s executives during Brisbane’s Centenary Bridge upgrade. These tactics allegedly included running red lights to stalk them and even baiting a family pet.
- Construction bosses’ cars were fitted with tracking devices.
- Drones were used for surveillance on construction sites.
- A family pet was allegedly baited as part of intimidation tactics.
- Private security firm Concentric Concepts was hired due to fears of executives being watched and followed.
- Intimidation tactics allegedly included running red lights to stalk executives.
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