Blog | Category: News Briefs (Page 7)
SafeWork NSW create new online register
23-12-2017
Peter Dunphy, Executive Director SafeWork NSW recent wrote to the Concrete Pumping Association of Australia (CPAA) to inform our members about changes to the Work Health and Safety Regulation 2017 to create an online register that will enable employers and consumers to verify all SafeWork NSW high-risk work licence holders, asbestos and demolition licence holders, and general construction induction training card holders.
Be Confident in your Pump’s Condition with ALS
02-11-2017
Be it cost effective pipe thickness testing or more complicated inspections, failure analysis and engineering assessment, ALS’ Integrity and Reliability team have you covered, nationally.
Competition Time!
13-07-2017
The search is on for the cover of the 2017 Concrete Pumper's Annual Magazine! To spice things up we are running a competition for all 2017 Members! Submit up to 5 images to be in the running to be on the cover of this year's Magazine.
Win Engineering: Quality - Service - Value
13-07-2017
Jonny Win and his team at Win Engineering have been members of the CPAA for 8 years. They continuously support Association projects and publications including the 2016 Expo and Silver Premium Sponsorship in the 2017 Concrete Pumper's Annual Magazine.
"Biggest Illawarra Cash Splash Ever"
21-06-2017
The NSW government will spend about $400 million over the next four years to upgrade the Princes Highway between Berry and Bomaderry.
MIT 3D Prints Buildings in Record Time
04-05-2017
Could this be the future of concrete pumping? Let us know what you think in the comments field.
Sir John Monash Centre will honour the ANZACs who fought on the Western Front
23-04-2017
The Sir John Monash Centre will educate a new audience about Australia’s early role in international affairs, reshape patterns of visitation of the battlefields and in so doing, provide a lasting legacy from the Centenary of ANZAC. Last week the 1,000 square metre cantilevered concrete roof of the Centre was poured. The pour began at 3:00am and took 62 trucks and 10.5 hours to complete.
How are Aussie Concrete Pumpers Trained?
07-04-2017
We need you to tell us how concrete pumpers across Australia get trained. Complete this quick 30-second survey.
Sydney 10 Years From Now
21-11-2016
The Sydney Morning Herald recently produced an article about the future of Sydney ten years from now.
Don't miss your FREE Magazine!
11-10-2016
If a free copy of the 2015 Concrete Pumper's Annual Magazine didn't appear on your doorstep last year it may be because we don't have your current/correct address. So that you don't miss out on the upcoming edition and future editions, please fill in the required fields.
