Department of Treasury & Finance
State Government of Victoria
State Government Victoria
Department of Treasury & Finance
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Monitoring the Victorian Guidelines

The Construction Code Compliance Unit (CCCU) in the Department of Treasury and Finance monitors compliance with the Victorian Code and Victorian Guidelines and receives reports of alleged breaches.

The CCCU provides advice at the tender stage and during the project. As part of the monitoring process, the CCCU conducts site visits, inspections and audits.

The CCCU will provide feedback and report to the head contractor as appropriate, including where alleged breaches of the Victorian Code or Victorian Guidelines are identified.

The monitoring of compliance with specific statutory requirements remains the responsibility of the relevant government agencies that administer those requirements.

Head contractors will be required to ensure that their contractors allow Victorian Government authorised personnel to:

  • inspect any work, material, machinery, appliance, article or facility;
  • inspect and copy any record relevant to the project; and
  • interview any person
as is necessary to demonstrate compliance with the Victorian Code and Victorian Guidelines.

Principal contractors must ensure that their contractors allow Victorian Government authorised personnel to monitor and investigate compliance as above through relevant contractual documents allowing authorised personnel to access sites, documents and personnel.

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