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- One year on: Progress on the Accord Transformation Plan 2022-2025
- Government agency commitments on special conditions in contracts
- Contractual guidance due to severe weather and flooding events
- Improving health and safety through better design practice
- Construction sector contracts review
- Meet the Transformation Leads
- New operating model for Construction Accord
- Construction Sector Accord launches $37 million transformation plan
- Diversity and inclusion – the right thing and the smart thing for construction
- Panel of recognised Engineers to the Contract launched
- New industry leaders and sector reference groups to guide Accord transformation plan
- Accord is ‘go to’ forum for industry-govt dialogue – independent evaluation
- Departing Accord co-chairs ‘hand over the keys’
- Funding supports new construction sector Transformation Plan
- Immigration Rebalance welcomed by Construction Accord
- Accord publishes 2021 Progress Report
- Accord Steering Group – call for new members
- Construction MIQ closes after helping hundreds
- Accord Environment Roadmap released
- Farewell to 2021 from the Accord Steering Group co-chairs
- Strong pipeline forecast shows industry can prepare for future
- New broader outcomes guidance published
- Accord proposes construction vaccination protocols
- New Plymouth District Council wins Beacons Award
- Review of NZS3910 construction contract launched
- Finalists announced for inaugural Construction Accord Beacons Awards
- Building for the Future report released
- Construction Sector Accord supply chain research issued
- Launch of Accord Network
- Accord funding towards better business performance in specialist trades
- ConCOVE – Women's Advisory Group announced
- Diversity in Construction initiative “great news” for women in construction
- Have your say on three MBIE consultations on Building Act reforms
- Critical workers entering New Zealand under Covid-19
- World Safety and Health at Work Day
- Construction Sector Accord partnership builds sustainable workforce
- Construction Sector Accord partnership helps resourcing for suicide prevention
- Accord Steering Group welcomes two new members
- Government and industry collaborating to improve good business practice
- Planning for a post-COVID construction sector
- 2020 Construction Sector Progress Report shows benefits of Accord
- Constructive Forum brings Government and industry together
- Accord welcomes new members to lead transformation delivery
- Construction Sector Accord part of the consortium to lead Construction Centre of Vocational Excellence
- Construction and Infrastructure Workforce Development Council making progress
- More help to keep and employ apprentices
- Accord welcomes new residential construction sector support
- Save the date: Rapid Mobilisation Playbook webinar
- Rapid Mobilisation Playbook to support fast-tracking of construction projects
- Managing Risk Webinar
- New Contract Partnering Agreement launched
- Accord's first Beacon Project: Reducing carbon in construction – Watercare
- NZ Infrastructure Commission publish the Lifting Our Gaze report
- Mates in Construction
- New Construction Procurement Guidelines to promote better practices
- Mental Health in Construction
- Construction contracts under the microscope
- Innovate, Partner, Build – a better way to work with industry
- Accord set to change 'rules of the game' in construction industry
- Launch of the Construction Sector Accord
New operating model for Construction Accord
The Construction Sector Accord Transformation programme now has a new operating model in place.
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The changes include the appointment of new membership to the Accord Steering Group and the establishment of new Sector Reference Groups covering Residential, Commercial and Infrastructure, and Māori construction Kōtuiā te hono.
The new model builds on the current Accord governance model to bring greater representation and input from the sectors as well as from Māori construction leaders.
The Accord Steering Group and Sector Reference Group membership bring expertise including industry and government leadership, diversity, governance experience, a whole-of-sector view, and experience in industry transformation including innovation and sustainability leadership.
The groups will offer collective oversight and governance as the Accord embarks on a new plan for transformation in the construction sector over the next three years.
"We are excited to have high-calibre appointees offering their time and leadership skills to the transformation across the sector and thank you to our fantastic members who are continuing to be involved. This is an exciting time for the Accord, as we take bold steps to deliver our ambitious new transformation plan," says ASG Co-Chairs Andrew Crisp and Tracey Ryan.
"This group will provide invaluable governance and bring wider industry input to the transformation work programme. We look forward to continuing to engage across industry to build on the excellent partnerships and foundations already established, including leading culture change in the sector."