Master Builders SA’s Certified Construction Professional (CCP) and Certified Trade Professional (CTP) program is open to individuals within the building and construction industry.

Involvement in the program will open doors by recognising your experience, qualifications and achievements – and support your desire to futureproof your career.

• Advance your career within the building and construction industry
• Be recognised as being among the best in the industry
• Have your individual achievements acknowledged within the sector
• Demonstrate your commitment to your profession

We hold specific CCP/CTP events throughout the year to expand your knowledge and connections within the industry. Download our 2020 CCP/CTP events calendar here.

Please Note:  This is an individual membership and services offered by Master Builders SA may be restricted under this membership type.

“As a Master Builders Construction Professional, you can feel confident that you will be across everything you need to in our fast paced and ever changing industry. Being classified as a CCP or CTP means you have a stronger voice, it means your ideas, policies and business practices will be heard on a broad level and it enables you to really make an impact on future industry wide decisions.”

PETER SALVESON Chief Executive Officer, Hansen Yuncken

Residential builders, also known as residential construction contractors, specialise in the building of homes. They plan and implement the construction of homes. Residential builders’ clients are typically property owners or residential builder companies with a builder’s license. This also includes renovations and additions conducted by companies looking to restore or refinish buildings including extensions and heritage refurbishments.

Commercial Builders are responsible for the construction of public buildings, commercial building, multi-res apartments, shops, offices, factories, nursing homes, retirements villages, hospitals to name a few. They tender for projects and submit plans to a building surveyor for approval and inspection of building work.

A Subcontractor is a person or business which has a contract with a contractor to provide some portion of work or service. Subcontractors may include such trades as plumbing, electrical, roofing, carpentry, painting, bricklayer, tiler, cement work, plastering etc.

Property developers organise and plan for the acquisition, development and subsequent sale of new and existing properties. They work out the best use for the land or property. They then plan the property development, including the schedule and costs. They may need to work with architects, builders, and local councils.

A supplier is a company or business providing a charged product to consumers, end users or businesses.