Developing united positions on behalf of members and advocating to industry stakeholders and authorities is fundamental to your own future viability and the growth of the precast industry. It’s a role that National Precast – with our members’ help – takes very seriously.
Why get involved?
There are opportunities to get involved in working groups and committees that both develop and advocate united positions in various areas. Becoming involved in these is beneficial for your business – not only are you contributing to achieving a level playing field for your own business and the broader precast industry, you are staying up to date, first-hand, with prospective changes.
Plus, you can promote your leadership role and good Corporate Social Responsibility practices to potential clients. And it’ll boost morale, as your employees are engaged with a bigger purpose on a broader scale – it’s a great addition to their CV.
Types of opportunities
Austroads & State Roads’ Authorities
Standards’ Australia Committees
Project specific working groups
SafeWork Australia & state WHS authorities.
National Precast Board of Directors
Standards’ Committees and advocacy to authorities
Master Precaster, Industry Suppliers and Partners can nominate employees to represent National Precast on Standards Committees and to participate in working groups that work with authorities for better WHS, quality, environmental and commercial outcomes.
The National Precast Board & working groups
The National Precast Board of Directors is charged with the strategic leadership of the organisation and overseeing its implementation with the CEO. Nominating for a position on the Board is available to senior representatives from Master Precaster and Precaster members with a 2+ year financial membership. Board positions are limited to 10 and nominations are called for every year leading up to the November AGM.
Working groups are also active across a range of areas from publications’ development, to providing input to specific Standards.
Company Award Category
Nominations must relate to any National Precast member company who has demonstrated innovative practices in their business, or exemplary health & safety or environmental practices, or who has made an impressive contribution to National Precast’s activities.
Alternatively, the nominee may be a developer, builder, architecture or engineering company which has incorporated member-manufactured precast in an outstanding way (such as superior construction practices or design).
Sustainability
The Awards selection process will formally launch at the May 2022 Member Conference in Brisbane and entry will be eligible to all National Precast members and their employees.
Quality
The Awards selection process will formally launch at the May 2022 Member Conference in Brisbane and entry will be eligible to all National Precast members and their employees.
Community
The Awards selection process will formally launch at the May 2022 Member Conference in Brisbane and entry will be eligible to all National Precast members and their employees.