The Bulletin

Author: Dr Ivan Mifsud The Occupational Health and Safety Authority Act (Chapter 424 of the Laws of Malta) was passed in the year 2000 and came into effect around two years’ later. Since then a lot of rules and standards were established, obligations placed largely on the shoulders of the employer, which include, amongst others,

Due to our agreement, we have in place with the Chartered Institute of Building an agreement signed back in August 2021, more of our members are choosing not only to become active members within the Malta Chamber of Construction Management but are also making the most of this partnership by developing their knowledge further via

Another Milestone Submission of our application with the Malta Book Council for Book Funding. Back in 2020, in anticipation of the Act to legislate the Profession of the Construction Project Manager, the importance to define, not only the role and duties but also the responsibilities and benefits of having a Construction Project Manager onboard was

To continue with our Chamber`s vision of being at the forefront of the development and upscaling of the local construction industry, on the 9th of June we returned back to the sister island of Gozo. Late last year we had the opportunity to meet with the Minister for Gozo Hon Clint Camilleri, a meeting during

On Saturday the 4th of June, our chamber was presented with the keys of its first premises. These premises are located in one of the most convenient locations on the island, in Floriana. Similar to our magazine Managing Construction, this is another milestone that we are hitting ahead of programme, in fact its not even

Preliminary Scouting Visit Between Wednesday the 23rd and Thursday the 24th, a party from the CIOB visited Malta, in preparation for the main event that will be taking place in early November of this year. Our guests were Ms Sadie Brandon (Events Manager) and Ms Aimee Fisker (Head of Events). On the other hand, the

Following an invite from Dr Joseph Spiteri, members from the MCCM provided a brief introduction to the second-year architecture course students during their study unit on project management. The presentation consisted of an overview of the history of the chamber, its origins, work done so far and more importantly the programme ahead. Apart from a