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Australian Construction Industry Forum (ACIF)

27 Jul, 2016

The Australian Construction Industry Forum (ACIF) is the meeting place for leaders of the construction industry in Australia. ACIF facilitates and supports an active dialogue between the key players in residential and non-residential building, engineering construction, other industry groups, and government agencies.

Our members are the most significant Associations in the industry, spanning the entire asset creation process from feasibility study through design, cost planning, construction, building and management.

ACIF’s Agenda

ACIF seeks to develop a successful, strong and sustainable construction industry in Australia.

ACIF is focused on creating a competitive construction and property industry that is a leader in building Australia’s prosperity. As well as facilitating communication within the construction sector, ACIF provides governments and other agencies with a central and efficient industry liaison point.

What ACIF does

We provide a central forum for leaders of the industry to meet, and a central liaison point for organisations to meet with the industry.

Together, we identify industry issues, and negotiate policy and action to encourage industry improvement and increased productivity.

We work closely with government and its agencies to provide the industry with high level strategic focus.

We provide businesses with information and resources to plan and improve their futures. This includes the renowned ACIF Forecasts, the industry’s own ten year forecasts for work demand, labour requirements, major projects and construction costs. Invaluable, highly credible and relevant.

Find out more at www.acif.com.au

 

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