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2016 NECA QLD Excellence and Apprentice Awards

The best Queensland (QLD) electrical and communications contractors and apprentices were recognised at the annual electrical industry Excellence and Apprentice Awards hosted by peak Australian industry body the National Electrical and Communications Association (NECA). Hosted by Sharyn Ghidella with guest speakers Trevor “The Axe” Gillmeister and Mark Bailey MP Minister for Energy, Water and... MORE

2016 NECA NSW Excellence and Apprentice Awards

The best electrical and communications contractors in New South Wales were recognised on Friday, 2 September at the Excellence Awards held at the Star Event Centre in front of 670 attendees.

Excellence Awards were presented in ten categories, covering projects valued from under $1 million to greater than $8 million.

“This has been an exceptional year for NSW in terms of the... MORE

ABCC legislation to be reintroduced to Parliament

The National Electrical and Communications Association (NECA) welcomes news that the Federal Government plans to reintroduce legislation to re-establish the Australian Building and Construction in the first week of the new Parliament, commencing Tuesday August 30.

“With the final outcome in the Senate now determined across all states and territories in the Australian Commonwealth, we... MORE

2016 NECA SA Excellence and Apprentice Awards

The best South Australian (SA) electrical and communications contractors and apprentices were recognised at the annual electrical industry Excellence and Apprentice Awards hosted by peak Australian industry body the National Electrical and Communications Association (NECA).

In the Excellence Awards, NECA SA awarded eight major awards across four categories and in the Apprentice Awards... MORE

2016 NECA TAS Excellence and Apprentice Awards

The best Tasmanian (TAS) electrical and communications contractors and apprentices were recognised at the annual electrical industry Excellence and Apprentice Awards hosted by peak Australian industry body the National Electrical and Communications Association (NECA).

In the Excellence Awards, NECA TAS awarded ten major awards across six categories and in the Apprentice Awards there... MORE

VET reputational damage a cause for concern

A report by economic think tank, The Committee for Economic Development of Australia (CEDA), has called for better regulation of the Vocational Education and Training (VET) sector and reforms to support industry needs. (Click here to view the report)

“CEDA’s report argues that the reputation... MORE

2016 ACT NECA Excellence Awards Winners

The best Australian Capital Territory (ACT) electrical and communications contractors and apprentices were recognised at the annual electrical industry Excellence and Apprentice Awards hosted by peak Australian industry body the National Electrical and Communications Association (NECA).

This year, NECA ACT introduced a Security category and split the Communications/Data category into... MORE

2016 NECA VIC Excellence Awards Winners

The best Victorian (VIC) electrical and communications contractors were recognised at the annual electrical industry Excellence Awards hosted by peak Australian industry body the National Electrical and Communications Association (NECA).

In the Excellence Awards, NECA VIC awarded ten major awards and six commendations across ten categories.

The President of NECA’s Victorian... MORE

NECA releases its 2016 Policy Statement

The National Electrical and Communications Association’s (NECA) 2016 Policy Statement has now been released and made available on the NECA website.

The 2016 Statement builds upon NECA’s inaugural statement in 2015, adding five new policy themes and expanding another to successfully grow our sector:

  • Unfair Contract Terms
  • Renewable Energy
  • Security of Payments... MORE

Electrotechnology needs better targeted investment

News of yet another closure of a private training college highlights the need for better targeted investment in Vocational Education and Training (VET), says the National Electrical and Communications Association’s (NECA) Chief Executive Officer Suresh Manickam.
 
The closure of the college comes after the cancellation of a NSW Government contract where alleged breaches of training... MORE

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