Currently browsing: News

From 2 March 2022, new registration categories are applicable in Low Rise and Medium Rise structures…

Early this month, MBV (Master Builders Victoria) released the 2022-23 State Budget Submission. This report outlines the methods in which MBV plans to build a sustainable and modern Victoria..

The ABCB will be hosting seminars through July and August 2022 to present important changes to the NCC 2022 Volumes One and Two over the following dates…

2021 saw a record number of Victorian building permits approved. Data from the Victorian Building Authority (VBA) indicates…

1Breadcrumb’s mobile-first portal allows subbies and workers to upload all their safety documentation including proof of vaccination certificates onto their profile.

Read more here on how 1Breadcrumb has integrated with the Victorian Government API, ensuring Construction clients remain compliant.

Here you can find the most up to date mobile guide for 1Breadcrumb users. Should you have any further questions, feel free to contact us at [email protected], or give us a call at 1300 1BREADCRUMB

1Breadcrumb now integrates with Procore. Procore is a digital, large-scale project management software used by hundreds of commercial construction companies globally. The software uses data to enhance productivity and provides businesses with valuable insights into their project’s efficiency. 1Breadcrumb’s easy-to-use software integrates seamlessly with Procore to provide your business with real-time, accurate data about business insights into subcontractor time spent on site and therefore cost of overheads. Xero integration with Procore is also available, giving your business the edge it needs to save costs. Get into contact with us today to learn more about how 1Breadcrumb integrates with Procore to save you money.

Two proposals have been presented to the Andrews government, outlining plans to allow the industry to open up sooner than the current road map allows.

Public sentiment has shifted against key lockdown rules in Melbourne with a significant majority against the 5km travel limits and majority support for allowing families to reunite and cafes, restaurants and pubs to open for COVID-safe services.