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THIS WORKSITE IS PREVENTING THE SPREAD OF COVID-19. Our business is preventing the spread of COVID-19 on this worksite by: Check-Circle Practising social distancing indoors and outdoors. Check-Circle Minimising the numbers of people required on

NOTICE TO CLIENTS REQUIREMENT TO MAKE SPECIFICATION SELECTIONS. JOB DETAILS Client name Site address Date. Name Position Phone. SPECIFICATION SELECTIONS Item Preferred/suggested supplier. You will be pleased to know that the construction industry is

ATTENTION. YOU MUST READ BEFORE ENTERING THIS SITE. IF YOU ANSWER YES TO ANY OF THE ABOVE PLEASE CONTACT. BEFORE ENTERING THE SITE. In the last 14 days, have you or someone you have regular close contact with (such as family, friends, housemates and

Queensland industry calls for decision as clock ticks down to engineered stone ban

With just eleven weeks to go until engineered stone is banned across Australia, the Queensland building and construction industry remains in the dark on how it will roll out in our state.

COVID-19 update: Measures effective from 17 December 2021

From 17 December 2021 some premises will only allow fully vaccinated persons in their venues. If you are working at one of these you and your workers undertaking that work will likely need to be vaccinated.

# ITEM – ISSUE – ACTION DONE? () DATE REVIEW DATE RESPONSIBILITY WHAT WE HAVE DONE. GENERAL ON-SITE PROTOCOLS. 1 Workers have been informed that they should stay at home if they are sick or present symptoms. 2 Workers have been consulted

Re-building Productivity. Preliminary submission to the Queensland Productivity Commission. June 2025. Master Builders Preliminary Submission Page 2. Introduction. As the peak industry body representing the interests of 10, 000 members across the

QBCC annual reporting lodgements now open for due date 31 Dec 23

The myQBCC portal is now open to lodge QBCC annual reporting submissions for licence categories 1 to 7, using the financial information for the FY end 30 June 2023.

FAQs – CLEANING TO PREVENT THE SPREAD OF COVID-19 IN YOUR WORKPLACE. COVID-19 spreads through respiratory droplets. These are produced when an infected person coughs or sneezes. A person can acquire the virus by touching a surface or object that