ABCC On Site app
The new app provides information about your on site rights and responsibilities, direct to your phone or tablet.
It's available on Apple and Android.
Building Code
Find out whether the Building Code 2016 applies to you and what your obligations are under the Code.
More on the Building Code 2016
Eligibility to tender
The ABCC issues Letters of Compliance for enterprise agreements made on or after 25 April 2014 that meet Building Code 2016 requirements.
Find out information on whether you are eligible to tender, letters of compliance, self-declarations and how to obtain preliminary advice on agreement content.
Security of payments
All Contractors who are required to comply with the Building Code 2016 must ensure they comply with applicable security of payments laws.
Reporting requirements
There are various reporting requirements under the Building Code 2016. These include reporting to the ABCC on:
- industrial action, or threatened industrial action
- any breach or suspected breach of the Building Code 2016
- disputed or delayed progress payments.
More on reporting requirements
Wages and Entitlements
The ABCC now has responsibility for wages and entitlements in the commercial building and construction industry, including the investigation of alleged sham contracting arrangements.
Contact the ABCC
Hotline: 1800 003 338
7am-6pm AEST Monday-Friday
Email: enquiry[at]abcc.gov.au
Latest News
Media Release
16 August 2018
The Federal Court has today handed down penalties totalling $245,500 in two cases in Tasmania...
Permit lists
All union officials who wish to exercise a right to enter a site must hold a valid federal entry permit issued under the Fair Work Act 2009.
The no permit list shows union officials who do not hold a valid federal entry permit.
The conditional permit list shows union officials who have conditions imposed on their permit.