CECA supports efforts to ensure the competence of the workforce on members sites. To support this, the association is represented on the board of CSCS, the construction skills certification scheme, which as more than 2 million users. CECA is also a member of the management board for the Construction Plant Competence Scheme (CPCS), which as some 300,000 users.
CECA members were recently joined at a workshop by the Office of Rail and Road (ORR) to discuss pipeline health for the two sectors that it regulates, alongside key supply chain challenges and issues. Ben Goodwin, CECA’s Director of Policy and Public Affairs, reflects on the key takeaways in this short blog post. ORR opened
CECA has submitted a response to the Department for Transport’s (DfT) RIS3 variation consultation. DfT has been consulting on proposals to reduce RIS3 capital funding by £428 million over the first four years of the investment period, from 2026-27 to 2030-31. This includes the possible cancellation of two enhancement schemes – the A46 Newark Bypass
CECA has submitted its representation to HM Treasury ahead of Budget 2026. The representation sets out several recommendations to the Government, which are derived from a series of member engagement workshops that CECA undertook earlier in the year to develop the Association’s core policy positions. Unlocking infrastructure development and delivery across the UK will support
