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What we do CCAA's principal functions are: Advocacy. We represent the view of our members to governments and the wider community on a range of issues - including resource access and security, transport, workplace health and safety and the environment. We also play an active role in the development of industry standards and codes. Information. CCAA hosts a vast technical library, with up-to-date links to information resources around the world. Library services can be accessed by members as well as engineers, architects, construction industry professionals and academics. In addition, we research and publish our own technical bulletins and case studies, many of which are freely available on this website. We also publish the highly regarded industry publications C+A and Public Domain - both of which showcase projects that demonstrate the enduring benefits of concrete. |
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Promotion. We promote our members' products and services through a range of market development activities. These include projects to identify and develop new market opportunities, initiatives to protect existing markets, and media relations activities. We also support a number of industry award programs, including our own biennial Public Domain Awards. These Awards recognise the innovative use of concrete in the public domain and are highly regarded in Australia's architectural community. Where we've come from. CCAA has been serving the Australian construction industry since 1928. In 2003 we underwent a major reformation, broadening our membership beyond the cement industry to embrace the extractive and premixed concrete industries. Today, CCAA's membership is drawn from across the spectrum of the heavy construction materials industry and includes all major industry players. |