Resource Hub

Welcome to our Resources section, a central hub for initiatives that support the Culture Standard.  This section provides resources and links to research, publications, news and tools to support organisations on their journey to a more sustainable construction industry workforce.

Latest News

Round 2 Consultation on the Updated Draft Culture Standard and Implementation Resources Now Open 24.01.25 The CICT is seeking feedback on the updated draft Culture Standard and accompanying implementation resources that have been prepared to support the adoption of the Culture Standard.
WEBINAR | A New Industry Culture Standard - Get Ready 14.11.24 The CICT webinar attracted an incredible audience from all around the country, from government agencies, contractors, industry associations … Thank you all for joining us!
CICT Newsletter - June 2024 11.06.24 Welcome to the CICT June Newsletter. The work of the Construction Industry Culture Taskforce (CICT) has truly gathered momentum over this year.
Five-day work week a “game-changer” for construction industry 02.05.24
‘Doing the time’ not an option for next-gen construction workers 18.04.24 Media Release 18 April 2024
CICT Newsletter - December 2023 06.12.23 Welcome to the Construction Industry Culture Taskforce (CICT) newsletter.
What is driving suicidal thoughts in the Australian construction industry? 27.07.23 Long work hours and job insecurity are driving suicidal thoughts and distress among some Australian construction workers who are experiencing significant pressure from the industry’s demands.
ACA Culture Pledge 22.06.23 In this article ACA President Annabel Crookes highlights the exciting opportunity for change with ACA members committing to significant actions aimed at transforming the culture of the industry within five years to help address current workforce shortages and position the industry for the future.
Interview: ABC RN Breakfast 23.12.22 Dr Natalie Galea and 2022 Victoria Apprentice of the Year Chhunly Taing (John Holland Group) spoke with Sarah Dingle about whether the construction industry is getting less blokey and whether women working in traffic control management are transitioning into construction