The internal Website dashboard now lives behind a sign-in, and a new URL Shortener has been added alongside it. Both share the same login — one 4-digit code, two pages, no separate accounts.

The WHS Knowledge Base has been rebuilt from the ground up — updated content, and a structure that matches how construction safety professionals actually work on site.

CSIM (Construction Site Information Management) is NOW LIVE

Two new reference guides for the CSIM (Construction Site Information Management) system are now live in the wiki. If you manage site attendance or oversee worker inductions, these guides are for you.

[!note] Update: Wednesday, 25 March 2026 NSW will adopt the new National Construction Code (NCC 2025) on 1 May 2027, providing the state’s building industry with more time to adjust to the new requirements so it can continue to deliver the homes the state needs.

National Construction Code 2025 Preview Draft vs NCC 2022 Deep Research Report — March 2026

Overview​

The NCC 2025 Volume One (Building Code of Australia — Class 2 to 9 buildings) introduces significant new provisions and updates across fire safety, water management, energy efficiency, accessibility, sanitary facilities, and electric vehicle infrastructure. The preview draft was released in February 2026, with earliest adoption expected from May 2026 (jurisdiction-dependent).

We've made a global update to our document revision code format across all PSEC × SAIYU documentation. This change was driven by a practical need for better readability, particularly within Fieldwire where long identifiers reduce clarity in tight UI fields.

We are excited to announce a major upgrade to our digital ecosystem! I have rolled out significant updates to both the WIKI and TIMESHEET platforms.

This release focuses on two key areas: modernizing our documentation infrastructure and streamlining the timesheet management workflow.

Welcome to the PSEC x SAIYU Wiki​

This wiki is a set of rules, tools, and guidelines created to support daily operations. Its purpose is to build a common foundation that reduces the learning curve when picking up new projects and ensures consistency across our work.