Author: Staff Writer
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How to regulate construction site noise levels for hearing loss prevention
Construction sites are naturally noisy environments. Managing noise protects workers’ hearing, improves safety and reduces disruption to nearby communities. Understanding noise risks, adhering to regulations and ... -
How builder wellness builds bigger profits
Healthy sites build profitable businesses You plan for weather, materials and suppliers. But do you plan for burnout? For most builders, profit leaks don’t just come ... -
The turnover trap: Why construction firms are stuck in a cycle of hiring
Construction employees are the lifeline of any project. Thus, their resignation or removal are a disruption to operations. Most companies simply replace their workers, but this ... -
A playbook for skills, inclusion, leadership and wellbeing
Running a building business today takes more than bricks, mortar and margins. The skills shortage is biting hard, young talent is looking elsewhere and stress levels ... -
Should mental health screenings be integrated into safety protocols in construction?
The construction sector is among the highest-risk industries for mental health crises in Australia. As regulatory changes focus more on comprehensive well-being and psychological resilience, micro-builders ... -
How Australian builders can use artificial intelligence to streamline operations
The day we swapped the old hammer for a battery nail-gun, the rhythm of the job changed. Quicker, cleaner, less noise and nobody wanted to go ... -
BUILD.com.au: Helping clients make informed building decisions
For builders, one of the most time-consuming parts of a project is educating clients on what’s possible, what’s required by law, and what’s realistic within their ... -
TAFE’s crisis is a political failure, not just a capacity one
The announcement that TAFE NSW has suspended apprentice electrician enrolments at five campuses isn’t just a headline. It’s a red flag for an entire system that’s ... -
Seven delegation traps that keep Aussie builders stuck on the tools
Ever found yourself pulling into the site at 6am, even though you promised yourself you’d stop doing those small jobs? You know how it goes: ... -
How the toolbelt generation might save the trades
A serious skills shortage is plaguing Australia’s construction industry. Micro-builders feel the pinch most as they struggle to fill positions. Baby Boomers who once ran the ...
