CPCCBC5007 — Administer the legal obligations of a building and construction contractor

1 Establish legal requirements of the business.

• 1.1Secure business registration of the organisation in accordance with owner/operator preferences and legal requirements.
• 1.2Seek approval of licensing and registration as a contractor/supervisor from the appropriate government agency.
• 1.3Investigate and meet legal responsibilities of operating a construction business.
• 1.4Complete, submit and maintain accurate and secure legal documents and records.

2 Engage personnel for the project.

• 2.1Identify and interpret relevant industrial awards for the hiring of staff or labour.
• 2.2Determine contracts of employment on a case-by-case basis and implement the principles and legalities of workplace agreements.
• 2.3Apply equal opportunity principles in all aspects of recruitment and selection of staff and other personnel.
• 2.4Follow procedures for employment termination and redundancy.
• 2.5Establish, document and implement dispute resolution processes as necessary.
• 2.6Identify and implement workers compensation policies.

3 Meet work health and safety (WHS) requirements.

• 3.1Comply with WHS legislation.
• 3.2Investigate and apply for necessary approvals or permits from WHS authority prior to work commencing.
• 3.3Inform workers of their rights and responsibilities and ensure a safe workplace that complies with legislative requirements.
• 3.4Adhere to regulations relating to noise abatement and working hours.
• 3.5Inform workers of personal and organisational obligations and ensure that workers have been inducted.
• 3.6Facilitate and implement rehabilitation arrangements for employees returning from injury or illness.
• 3.7Assist workers returning to work after injury or illness to regain full employment status as soon as practicable.

4 Administer business obligations.

• 4.1Collect, record and make taxation and Goods and Services Tax (GST) payments in compliance with Australian Taxation Office (ATO) requirements.
• 4.2Calculate and contribute individual worker’s superannuation entitlements.
• 4.3Evaluate and attain adequate personnel, property and project work insurance policies.
• 4.4Implement and maintain consumer fair trading practices ethically, effectively and efficiently.

5 Comply with environmental requirements.

• 5.1Introduce and use renewable materials as a primary aim, wherever possible, over non-renewable materials.
• 5.2Minimise use of high energy materials and introduce low energy materials where practical.
• 5.3Implement processes to ensure compliance with environmental protection and sustainability requirements.

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