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Call for Stronger Oversight and Enforcement of Building Products

February 11, 2019 by Willow Aliento

A spokesman for Insulation Australasia Scott Gibson tells Jobsite that while the industry commends some of the Inquiry’s recommendations, the broader industry issue of non-compliance needs addressing. Whether it is non-conforming products or non-compliant product … about Call for Stronger Oversight and Enforcement of Building Products

Categories: Australia, Business

A Solid Start to 2019’s Construction Pipeline

February 11, 2019 by Jobsite Editorial

The construction outlook for 2019 is looking strong with 2,210 new construction projects entering the pipeline at the end of 2018, according to the CoreLogic Cordell Construction Monthly report for December 2018. The total value … about A Solid Start to 2019’s Construction Pipeline

Categories: Australia, Business

Australia and New Zealand Construction Forecast 2019

February 11, 2019 by Procore Editorial Staff

Across the board, economists are predicting a downturn in the market. Yet many still remain positive for 2019. Hans Kunnen, Principal & Chief Economist at Compass Economics shared his forecast for the Construction Industry heading … about Australia and New Zealand Construction Forecast 2019

Categories: Australia, Business Tags: Residential Construction

What the Industry can Learn from the Opal Tower

February 4, 2019 by Willow Aliento

Compliance and quality issues are back in the headlines following the failure in concrete components of the Opal Tower in Sydney’s Olympic Park. The faulty structure forced the Christmas Eve evacuation of some residents of … about What the Industry can Learn from the Opal Tower

Categories: Australia, Business Tags: Worker Safety

Top Tips for Effective Equipment Management

January 28, 2019 by Duane Craig

Owning equipment scores high marks with companies that want maximum control. By owning, you decide not only what brand and features you get, but also the machine's availability for whatever use you want. Some companies, … about Top Tips for Effective Equipment Management

Categories: Business

Capricorn Highway Duplication Project Set to Go Underway

January 14, 2019 by Jobsite Editorial

The Australian Federal Government has committed $59.99 million to the Capricorn Highway duplication project with the Queensland State Government committing $15 million. An average of 187 direct jobs will be created over the life of … about Capricorn Highway Duplication Project Set to Go Underway

Categories: Australia, Business

Get Set for NCC 2019

January 7, 2019 by Willow Aliento

General Manager of the Australian Building Codes Board, Neil Savery, told Jobsite that NCC 2019 is the first planned amendment to the Code since 2016. The planned changes capture an accumulation of three years of … about Get Set for NCC 2019

Categories: Australia, Business

Subcontractors: Don’t Let Your Fleet Run Over You

January 7, 2019 by Duane Craig

You face some pretty serious risks as a subcontractor if your employees are driving company vehicles.These fleet risks extend beyond just the care and maintenance of the vehicles––they are particularly troublesome for subcontractors with service … about Subcontractors: Don’t Let Your Fleet Run Over You

Categories: Business Tags: Project Management, Risk Management, Subcontractor, Worker Safety

Largest Solar Farm in the World to Open In Queensland

January 7, 2019 by Jobsite Editorial

It is the latest in a string of solar projects announced in 2018 that has broken records. Australian States and communities continually embrace alternative energy sources, even as leaders or governments are toppled, or increase … about Largest Solar Farm in the World to Open In Queensland

Categories: Australia, Business

You Say Potato: Project Manager vs Construction Manager

December 24, 2018 by Jeff Wing

From budgeting, to payroll, to actual responsibilities, the Project Manager and Construction Manager are not to be confused with each other. They may seem interchangeable, but they are anything but.

Categories: Business Tags: Project Management

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