Welcome to CMPA

The Construction Material Processors Association (CMPA) is dedicated to the representation and service of its Members in the Victorian Earth Resources Industry.

The CMPA was formed to represent a broad spectrum of those involved in construction material processing businesses.

Evolving from industry pressure for a peer network of independent quarrying companies, the CMPA now has an established membership base representing businesses involved in the extraction, processing or otherwise working in hard rock, gravel, sand, masonry, clay, lime, soil, gypsum or recycling; industry consultants, industry suppliers and any industry worker.

Since inception the CMPA has been successful in representing Members’ interests to government on issues including rehabilitation bonds, the development of a Work Safely Reference Manual, a Preferred Suppliers & General Information Reference Manual and administration documents – including plant safety checklists and employee wage books. Training courses for industry employees have also been instituted.

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September 7, 2023 Quarries Build Communities video - To celebrate our members and the contributions they provide to their communities and the Construction Materials Processors Association.The CMPA Secretariat aired a “Quarries Build Communities” video at the 2023 Annual... Read more »
September 7, 2023 Extractive Resources Supply and Demand Study 2022-30 released -   Extractive resources supply and demand studies are critical for determining whether there will be enough raw materials available to meet the forecast demand stemming from Victoria’s long term population... Read more »
July 28, 2023 Cyber Security & Data Management Webinar - The CMPA is holding this vital 1 hour webinar to inform Members on how to best stay ahead of the game when it comes to cyber security and data management.... Read more »
May 18, 2023 Austroads Technical Specifications (ATS) within Victoria - Dear Stakeholders, In 2019, the Austroads Board agreed to produce a suite of harmonised technical specifications for use by the Australian and New Zealand Road and Transport agencies. Key benefits... Read more »