By James McIntosh – national manager, technical services and Paul Riches – manager, building consultancy division
There is no portion of the construction industry that is immune to the trade and material supply challenges.
The issues are widespread across all sectors of the domestic, commercial and infrastructure/civil markets. During the Residential Builders Forum, an array of professionals specialising in lifestyle improvements projects, renovation/extensions, pools, new home volume, boutique/architectural will come together to discuss residential building trends. Sedgwick’s experts in Australia will take part in a 90-minute session about the current landscape, followed by a networking opportunity.
Navigating the current landscape as a residential builder
Tuesday, October 11 at 4p-7pm
Angus Abadee – director, building and construction policy, NSW Department of Customer Service | Tim Reardon – chief economist, Housing Industry Association (HIA) | Paul Riches – manager, building consultancy division, Sedgwick | Bronwyn Weir – director, Weir Legal and Consulting | Brian Seidler – executive director, Master Builders Association of NSW | James McIntosh – national manager, technical services, Sedgwick | Ian Hayward – engineering manager ANZ, Pryda
As the economy continues to improve, construction remains one of the core pillars to the nation’s development. Whilst the industry is always volatile through supply and demand challenges, the current shortages are impacting everyone in the supply chain right through to consumers who are experiencing increasing costs and delays in delivery. This topic will be the focus of our panel at the Residential Builders Forum.
Attendees will walk away from this session with an understanding of:
- Insolvency of builders, including trends/observations, fixed price contract commitments, competitive market driving pricing, use of provisional sums and progress payment structure, as well as franchise models, investor models, new builder/start up.
- Consumer fall out, including delay in project delivery, rent and mortgage commitments, increased cost of projects and difficulty satisfying completion certificates due to absence of stage certificates.
- Supply challenges from both the macro and micro level.
- Resilience and quality involving business administration and trade works, well-being and support for staff and regulator programs for disputes and financial strain.
We’ll see you at the conference, but in the meantime…
- Catch up on the edge magazine articles.
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Every step of the way, we’re here to help you embrace, elevate and expand your view. See you soon, Sydney!