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2024 Wrap Up: Building Together

December 13, 2024

As 2024 comes to a close, we reflect on the significant achievements we’ve shared with our clients and partners. We’ve welcomed Ben Twomey as our new CEO, bringing fresh leadership and vision to WebFM and OmTrak. His appointment signifies our commitment to strategic growth and reinforcing strong industry relationships.

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New Model Guidance for Building Manuals

February 17, 2022

The Australian Building Codes Board has developed a new Model Guidance for Building Manuals. This guidance is a national model for building manuals defining the minimum building manual information requirements.

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Building Product Safety

February 15, 2022

The Australian Building Codes Board has developed a new Building Product Assurance Framework. The aim of the Framework is to help ensure that building products are used in a way that complies with the Australian National Construction Code (NCC).

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Defective Buildings – Reduce risks to apartments

January 31, 2022

Titled ‘Cracks in the Compact City: Tackling defective buildings in multi-unit strata housing’. The report highlights the problems for new strata owners, the costs for rectification and makes 30 recommendations for improvement.

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Managing Risks of Operations and Maintenance Manuals

December 7, 2021

A recent conversation with a Senior Project Manager for a major new project highlighted the lack of understanding about the importance of managing risks of Operations and Maintenance Manuals when handing over a new project.

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Building Industry decline in productivity – What can be done?

November 7, 2021

The COVID Pandemic has been a challenging time for all industry sectors. Governments around the world have spent or borrowed billions of dollars to support businesses and communities and are now seeking to recover the costs.