Construction Industry Business Environment (CIBE) [Brown, QUT] 2004-032-A

2004-032-A

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CRCci

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2004

The CIBE projectis undertaking a comparative analysis of the context and content of regulations and policies affecting the construction industry inAustralia and analysing the implications of Construction...

Overview

The project team will conduct six themed case studies to explore the regulatory relationships between jurisdictions, and identify barriers for coherent policy-making and productivity gains. The six themed case study areas are:

Training and skill development
Occupational health and safety
eBusiness including 3D CAD and eTendering
Procurement
Environmental sustainability (particularly focussed onenergy and water)
Builders licensing, particularly mutual recognition between states andAustraliaandNew Zealand.

Harmonisation of OH&S regulations (Final report)

Public policy implications of Construction Innovation research (Final report)

A primer in public policy for the construction industry (Project report)

Sustainable built environment: Barriers to establishing a sustainability charter and commissioner (Case study report)

Barriers and drivers of new public-private infrastructure: Sewer mining (Case study report)

Capital works procurement policies in Australia: Implications for understanding and meeting client needs (Case study report)

Streamlining local government: Evaluating an e-Government initiative in South East Queensland (Case study report)

Harmonising construction regulation in Australia: Potentials and problems (Refereed conference paper)

Harmonising procurement policy environment – Identifying key themes towards the development of a conceptual model (Refereed conference paper)

Mapping the Australian regulatory environment: Implications for construction firms (Refereed conference paper)

Capabilities, institutions and markets: A cross jurisdictional analysis of embedded public values in public works procurement in Australia (Refereed conference paper)

Harmonisation of OH&S regulation in Australia: An evaluation of three initiatives (Refereed conference paper)