Aug 25, 2026 – 3.12pmA senior manager providing security to infrastructure giant BMD in relation to the CFMEU had a tracking device put on his car, was followed by an ex-cop engaged by the union, witnessed drones flying over his home and found his dog poisoned.Grant Killen, managing director of security company Concentric Concepts, told the Queensland inquiry into the CFMEU he was forced to halt his services for BMD’s Centenary Bridge upgrade after just a few weeks because he feared for the safety of his family and business due to the surveillance.Subscribe to gift this articleGift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe.Subscribe nowAlready a subscriber? Fetching latest articles
Trackers, drones, dog poison: security boss targeted in CFMEU campaign
A security contractor for infrastructure giant BMD said he thought he was being followed when he left a site targeted by the CFMEU. That was just the beginning.
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