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Piling and Foundation Specialists Federation

29 Jul, 2016

The Piling & Foundation Specialists Federation (PFSF) is a non profit industry association of specialist piling & foundation engineering contractors, engineers, equipment & material manufacturers suppliers, owners and academia. The common theme is the objective to improve standards of competency, commercial awareness, design, technical excellence, safety and workmanship throughout this highly specialised industry.

The PFSF was formed in December 2001 when representatives of several prominent companies met to discuss the formation of the Federation. Similar organisations had been established in North America, the United Kingdom and mainland Europe with great success – in fact the UK based federation was established as far back as 1963.

In its early years the Federation was administered on a day to day basis by individual members providing their time freely. With the increased activity in the industry the Federation has moved to appoint an Executive Officer, experienced in the industry, working closely with senior members of the Federation,to administer the business of the Federation.

You are invited to visit the web site which has been developed to showcase the capabilities of members of the industry and to provide a forum for members to contribute to the future development of the industry.

www.pilingfederation.org.au

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