Start 2026 the right way by letting the Master Builders ACT Advisory Team ensure your business is compliant.
As a business in the construction industry, it is crucial to understand your workplace and WHS obligations under relevant laws and regulations.
These are often changing, so it’s important to review your compliance regularly.
At the first Build Better Webinar for 2026, the Master Builders Advisory Team will introduce their new Annual Compliance Check, available to all members.
The second phase of Australia’s anti-money laundering legislation (AML) is coming into effect for non-financial businesses and professions, and members should be aware of what this may mean for their business.
The AML introduces new regulatory obligations for certain listed services with the goal of better regulating high-risk sectors and bringing Australia in line with international standards.
Some of the reforms include:
• Enrolling with AUSTRAC
• An obligation to assess your business’s risk of falling victim to money laundering and financing terrorism, as well as developing policies to combat this and manage compliance with AML
• Appointing a compliance officer and other obligations
Members are invited to join us for this insightful webinar and hear first-hand from a member of the AML Team whether these reforms impact you, and what you need to do to be compliant.
Did you know that if a principal contractor or subcontractor wants to work on projects funded by the ACT Government, they must have a Secure Local Jobs Certificate?
Find out what this means for your business in this workshop, with insights from the Master Builders ACT Advisory Team and the SLJC Registrar.
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Date: Thursday 26 February 2025
Time: 9 – 10am
Location: Master Builders ACT HQ, 1 Iron Knob St, Fyshwick
Your Guide to Condensation and the National Construction Code
Two-day workshop
Day one: Introduction to Condensation
The regulations around condensation management and the National Construction Code (NCC) are evolving rapidly. With changes introduced in NCC 2019, updated in NCC 2022, and further amendments proposed for NCC 2025, staying informed is critical for industry professionals.
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Day two: NCC 2022 Condensation Management Provisions
Since 2019, the NCC has significantly increased requirements to manage building condensation. This workshop focuses on the real-world implications of these changes for designers, certifiers, builders, and tradespeople.
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CPD Points are available. Please indicate if you require points when you register.
The Chain of Responsibility (CoR) under the Heavy Vehicle National Law (HVNL) has a significant impact on the Australian construction industry because it shifts legal accountability beyond drivers to every party in the transport supply chain.
This webinar will cover its effects on construction businesses, builders, and contractors, including the broader legal duties and due diligence responsibilities.
The Heavy Vehicle National Law Amendment Bill 2025 was passed in QLD parliament in December 2025
The bottom line for the construction industry, CoR means:
• Greater shared accountability across the supply chain.
• Need for systematic compliance frameworks (policies, audits, digital tools).
• Higher legal and financial risk for executives and businesses that fail to act.
