
HTS Constructions Joins Master Builders Queensland and Master Builders WA
Good governance can often be seen as putting the brakes on progress. On remote and highly regulated work, it is the opposite, becoming a central mechanism that gives teams the confidence to manage complex jobs.
This is one of the reasons we are so happy to share that we have joined Master Builders Queensland and Master Builders WA this October.
HTS already runs ISO-certified management systems covering health and safety, quality and the environment, and Master Builders membership builds on that strong foundation. Clear contractual governance and up-to-date guidance on legislation help make complex delivery repeatable, whether the project is in Queensland, the Northern Territory, Western Australia or the Pacific.
Both associations are the peak industry bodies for building and construction in their states, providing members with a whole range of benefits, including the ability to stay across changes to legislation in this fast-paced industry.
As we have grown from three founders in 2017 into a business delivering across Australia and the Pacific, the systems behind the work have had to grow with it. Our Master Builders membership deepens our wider industry conversation about safety, workforce and regulation, the issues that shape how our projects get planned and delivered in remote places.
For our clients, it’s another reason to have peace of mind, knowing that HTS is a remote construction specialist that takes its responsibilities seriously, wherever the work is.
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