What is the Construction Safety Partnership Advisory Committee?

The CSPAC is a body consisting of Employers, Irish Congress of Trade Unions, Industry Representative Organisations, Professional Bodies, Government and State Agencies which seeks to promote continuous improvements in health and safety performance at all levels within the Irish construction industry. The partnership has been in operation since 1999.

How does the CSPAC intend to achieve its aims?

By reviewing the performance of the construction industry, identifying best practices and areas where initiatives could improve performance, achieving safer sites in the industry, and working together to secure the agreed-upon goals identified in the action plan.

Construction Safety Partnership Advisory Committee Action Plan 2025-2027

Member Organisations of the Construction Safety Partnership Advisory Committee 2025-2027?

• Association of Consulting Engineers of Ireland (ACEI)
• Construction Industry Federation (CIF) x 4
• Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment (DETE)
• Dublin Airport Authority (DAA)
• Electricity Supply Board (ESB)
• Engineers Ireland (EI)
• Health Service Executive (HSE)
• Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH)
• Irish Business and Employers Confederation (Ibec)
• Irish Congress of Trade Unions (ICTU) x 4
• Uisce Éireann
• Local Government Management Agency (LGMA)
• National Irish Safety Organisation (NISO)
• Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland (RIAI)

Achievements CSPAC Action Plan 2022-2024

The work carried out by the objective working groups helped inform the development of various high-level objectives and the associated goals outlined in the CSPAC Action Plan 2022–2024. The objectives that were completed in this plan were accomplished by the CSPAC. The CSPAC Action Plan 2022–2024 comprised five objective working groups. Each group was given a summary objective.