The number one priority of the Civil Contractors Federation, and its members, is workplace safety. A campaign designed to highlight the impact of verbal abuse by motorists driving recklessly through road works has been launched by the Minister for Transport Eric Abetz and Civil Contractors Federation CEO Andrew Winch. Mr Winch said the civil contracting sector in Tasmania keeps the …
‘Secure Jobs, Better Pay’ Bill – what it could mean for the Sector
The Civil Contractors Federation are urging the Senate to block the proposed ‘Secure Jobs, Better Pay’ Bill. To understand what this could mean for the Sector, read the full article. Source: https://www.afr.com/work-and-careers/workplace/civil-contractors-universities-beg-for-bargaining-carve-outs-20221110-p5bx61
Infrastructure promises set to secure jobs in civil
MEDIA RELEASE 19 October 2022 Infrastructure promises set to secure jobs in civil The Civil Contractors Federation Tasmania praises the Australian Government’s 2022-23 Federal Budget which is set to deliver $685 million of election commitments for vital infrastructure projects in Tasmania. CCF Tasmania CEO Andrew Winch said this is excellent news for the civil industry and CCF is dedicated to …




