Industry Employment Information: Financial union members only!
Union members: Looking for work in the construction industry?
As a fully paid up member of the CFMEU you get a lot of great benefits and services, one such service is access to a list of union job sites.
At the CFMEU our helpful office staff does a great job of compiling a list of all work sites where you may be able to find work. If you are a current paid up CFMEU member, you don't have to do all the leg work, let your fingers do the walking. We have comprehensive lists available of current sites and contractors operating in the;
- Perth Metropolitan / City Area
- South West
- North West
If you're a current paid up member or you're about to join and would like a current work-site list, please call into the office or phone 9221 1055 and a list can be mailed out to you. Have your union membership number handy or we can look up your current financial status for you.
Apprenticeships:
Build a great future
The BCITF supports the employment and training of apprentices in the building and construction trades.
The Building and Construction Industry Training Fund (BCITF) was established in 1990 by an Act of Parliament to support the training of eligible people in the building and construction industry. Under the Building and Construction Industry Training Levy and Collection Act 1990, the BCITF collects a small training levy from all construction projects in Western Australia.
The goals of the BCITF are to improve the quality of training and to increase the number of skilled workers in the building and construction industry.
The funds received from the collection of the training levy go back to the industry to support training and skills development.
The training levy ensures that people undertaking and paying for construction work in Western Australia make a contribution to training the skilled people needed to carry out the work. In this way, the whole community contributes to and benefits from the BCITF training levy and our funding programs.
For more information check the BCITF website.
