Construction Management

An educational and representative body for quantity surveyors, construction and building economists, estimators, and also for project cost managers and planners.

Master Builders is the major Australian building and construction industry association. Its primary role is to promote the viewpoints and interests of the building and construction industry and to provide services to members in a broad range of areas including training, legal services, industrial relations, building codes and standards, industry economics and international relations

AIPM is the peak body representing project managers in Australia.

The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) is a professional body that accredits professionals within the land, property and construction sectors worldwide.

Information on the needs of the property, design, construction and facility management sectors.

Association of building professionals throughout Australia and overseas.

The Council is a national organisation with headquarters in Melbourne to establish energy management as the pre-eminent measure for carbon mitigation, build the market for energy management products and services, and ensure that energy management is implemented with excellence and accountability.

The Australian Sustainable Built Environment Council provides a peak collaborative forum for organisations who champion a sustainable future through policy, engagement and advocacy and offers reports via their website.

World Green Building Council provides reports and links to other Green Building Councils. Their global and regional reports focus on a holistic approach to sustainability in the built environment, showcasing existing solutions, frameworks, tools, and case studies to deliver on the 2030 decarbonisation and sustainability goals for the building and construction sector.

The Infrastructure Sustainability Council is a member-based, purpose-led organisation working in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand to enable sustainability outcomes in infrastructure.

MECLA creates resources about embodied carbon and pools knowledge and expertise from across the supply chain to provide openly accessible documents for anyone in the construction sector and related industries to use to help reduce embodied carbon.

Science Based Targets Initiative develops science-based target setting methodologies, tools and guidance for companies in the building sector and other stakeholders to help companies to understand and implement the level of climate ambition required to meet the 1.5°C goal of the Paris Agreement.

The Supply Chain Sustainability School enables socially, environmentally and economically sustainable supply chains for all organisations in Australia and New Zealand through open access to educational resources.