Code of Ethics

We shall each strive to develop cultures and practices within our businesses which are founded on ‘integrity’, ‘fairness’ and honesty’

To stay abreast of the most current acceptable techniques and procedures and materials needed to perform our work in a safe and professional manner

Members must conduct their business so as to minimise controversy and to avoid conduct that is detrimental to the interests of the Association or of the Industry.

To comply with all state and federal regulation, ‘Codes of Practice’ and current standards in the performance of their tasks.

Members will ensure that their staff and labour are trained to acceptable standards of competency within our Industry.

Members must carry adequate insurance’s at all times.

We agree that contracts and projects accepted and entered into by our Companies, whether written or verbal, should be fair to all parties and performed in a professional manner, utilising quality leadership, materials and workmanship until our obligations have been satisfactorily fulfilled.