Submission to Safe Work Australia regarding improving the safety of earthmoving machinery
Master Builders Australia has submitted to Safe Work Australia on improving earthmoving machinery safety in construction. The submission addresses safety standards and practices for equipment used on building sites.
Why it matters
New earthmoving safety rules could change site compliance requirements and operator obligations for builders nationwide.
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Response to BSB Training Package: Safe and Respectful Workplaces Unit of Competency
Master Builders Australia has submitted a response to the BSB Training Package consultation on a proposed Safe and Respectful Workplaces unit of competency for the building industry.
Why it matters: New mandatory training units could affect onboarding costs and compliance requirements for building trades businesses.
Statement on the appointment of New CFMEU Administrator
The Fair Work Commission has appointed Michael Crosby as the new CFMEU Administrator. Master Builders Australia has acknowledged the announcement.
Why it matters: A new CFMEU administrator could affect enterprise bargaining and on-site union activity for building contractors.
Master Builders' policy proposals to improve housing affordability
Master Builders Australia has submitted policy recommendations to a Select Committee aimed at improving housing and rental affordability. The proposals focus on industry-level changes to address Australia's housing supply and cost challenges.
Why it matters: Policy changes from this submission could affect project pipelines, regulations, and costs for builders nationwide.