Australia’s peak voice for the civil construction industry, the Civil Contractors Federation (CCF), has been left with questions as to the failure to include civil occupations in the Core Skills Occupations List (CSOL) at a time where skill shortages are stifling the delivery of last kilometre housing enabling infrastructure. Nicholas Proud, Chief Executive Officer, Civil [...]
The Civil Contractors Federation (CCF) strongly supports the Coalition’s announcement of its $5 billion Housing Infrastructure Programme, which as of today commits 30% of funding to regional, rural, and remote Australia. This initiative will provide critical investment in housing and community enabling infrastructure, such as water, sewerage, and road networks, paving the way for thousands [...]
Australia’s peak voice for the civil construction industry has welcomed the Fair Work Commission’s application to place the CFMEU in administration and launched a national campaign to encourage contractors to speak up and call out union coercion and misconduct. We are urging contractors and employees to use the FWC’s online reporting process and take full [...]
As the Fair Work Commission National Registered Organisation for Civil Infrastructure, Australia’s peak voice for the civil construction industry, the Civil Contractors Federation (CCF), has welcomed the appointment of Senator Murray Watt to Workplace Relations and Andrew Giles MP to Skills and Training portfolios and commends outgoing Ministers Tony Burke and Brendan O’Connor. CCF welcomes [...]
The Civil Contractors Federation (CCF) has welcomed the 2024-25 Budget, providing 65 new infrastructure projects worth $4.1b, assurance of the $120b Infrastructure Investment Program and Commonwealth’s recognition of the critical link between civil infrastructure, housing supply and community. These new and existing infrastructure projects, for roads, bridges, water, and sewerage alongside the Federal Government’s $1b [...]
Under Best Practice Industry Conditions (BPIC) procurement guidelines, you can earn $200,000 per year once having completed two days of training as a stop/go traffic controller on a civil site under policies that are operating or under consideration. That's more than double the salary of most registered nurses, police officers, and teachers. As an added [...]
Australia’s peak civil construction industry body Civil Contractors Federation Australia (CCF) is pleased to announce the winners of the 2023 CCF National Earth Awards. This year’s finalists and winners were recognised at the awards ceremony held on 10th November in Canberra. Congratulations to the 2023 CCF National Earth Awards winners: PROJECT VALUE UP TO $2M [...]
Nicholas Proud has been appointed as National CEO of the Civil Contractors Federation (CCF) and will commence in the CCF Canberra Office early in the New Year. Mr Proud brings to the role 20 years of diverse experience in policy, advocacy and finance within peak bodies and industry associations. CCF National President Mick Boyle said: [...]
2023 Civil Contractors Federation National Earth Awards Sponsorship Prospectus
Excellence in Civil Infrastructure Rewarded at CCF National Earth Awards - Infrastructure Magazine, March 2023
