Mark Foord, WADIC Secretary presents in front of the Sydney Forum.
WADIC Past & Present Committee members at the Sydney Forum.
Mark Foord (WADIC Secretary), Ric Sinclair (Wood. Naturally Better), Glenn Johnston (WADIC President), Bronwyn Foord (WADIC General Manager) receiving certificates of appreciation for their support of Worldskills Australia.
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If you would like to attend these events in the future, please keep checking back to our "Events" page for all the latest updates and news on Industry events.
Hoo Hoo - Dinner Meeting & Information Session
July 14th, 2010
“Sydney
Hoo Hoo Club examines Fair Competition and the Illegal Logging Issue”.
Briggs Veneers Director Juel
Briggs will speak at the next Sydney Hoo Hoo Club meeting on
July 14th. Her aim will be to bring to
the attention of members and their guests, the impact that current and proposed
regulations or Government controls will have on Australian merchants,
manufacturers and manufacturing jobs in the timber industry...
WADIC Newsletter - June 2010
The latest Newsletter has been released for your viewing pleasure. Enjoy The Read
WorldSkills Australia National Competition 2010 Results
May 10, 2010
The results are in for the WorldSkills Australia National
Competition, Brisbane 2010. Congratulations to all the
winners and to everyone who participated. View the Results
Timber & Forestry E-news
Tuesday 18th May, 2010 The Window and Door Industry Council
WADIC is concerned about new proposed Regulations to respond to
Illegal Logging. WADIC does not wish to appear irresponsible in this
regard but strongly believes that if the timber industry is to be
encumbered by such a regulation then all timber must be included and not
just that which is earmarked for the construction industry failing to pick up furniture, flat-packs and fitouts, and timber componentry as
people will always find their way around bringing products into the country
labelled as furniture when in fact they could very well be componentry for
building products. Please read the article on Page 1 & 3 of the issue Download Entire Issue
Victorian Timber Industry Supply Chain Seminar
Tuesday 18th May, 2010
The Timber Merchants Association (TMA) and the Australian Timber Importers Federation (ATIF), in association
with the Window and Door Industry Council (WADIC) have joined forces to host the timber industry’s must
attend Victorian timber industry event for 2010.
Download Brochure
Media Release - Timber Design Awards
The Australian Timber Design Awards (ATDA), now entering the 11th year of competition, is proud to announce that entry for 2010 is now open and we are looking for the very best uses of timber to reward the Architects, Designers
and Builders and it is the timber industry that can help itself in helping to make this Design Awards year, the very best...
View The Release
TABMA - Chain of Custody Consulting & Auditing
TABMA Queensland wants to make sure you can access the information, auditing and certification services that you need, at competitive prices, when you need it.
The whole process can seem daunting, but TABMA are there to help... More Information
TTIA - Did You Know? 8th March, 2010
An informative document with some useful facts that could relate to you and your business. Download
Chain of Custody - TABMA Breakfast Meeting 8th April, 2010 Rydges Hotel - Parramatta
All Welcome!
Respond with registration form to TABMA or WADIC if you wish to attend.
Connecting the Pieces
This
important seminar will be sponsored by WADIC and all WADIC members are invited
to attend FREE of charge AS A GUEST OF THE WINDOW AND DOOR INDUSTRY
COUNCIL so be sure to register EARLY as numbers will be limited and
attendance well sort after. This seminar will equip you well on matters
that will effect your business now and in the future. Don't just wait and
see get behind this industry initiative and find out what is
happening. Senator The Honourable Kim Carr Minister for
Innovation, Industry, Science and Research will be speaking along with key
industry players. If you are not a WADIC member but would like to
attend it will cost $120 per head.
WADIC Newsletter - February 2010 Latest release of the WADIC Newsletter! Click Here to download the latest issue
Fair Work Act Seminars - NSW
WADIC
has arranged for their members in NSW to attend briefings in March in order to
allow members to be better informed on any significant changes in the new award
that affects the timber products industry. Click here for more information Click here for all briefing sessions
Xylexpo - Exibition for Woodworking Technologies Milan - Tuesday 4th to Saturday
8th May 2010. The Italian Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Australia Inc. is
promoting Xylexpo 2010 - www.xylexpo.com - the 22ndBiennial Exhibition for Woodworking Technology
and Furniture Supplies... Click here for more information Click here for booking sheet
The Window and Door Industry Council Inc (WADIC) is a service organization for timber window and door manufacturers supplying products to the building and construction industry. WADIC’s role is to assist members in compliance with relevant Australian Standards and codes, to promote the environmental and energy performance benefits of member’s products, and provide members with options for window energy rating systems.
WADIC is an organisation committed to supporting energy conservation and environmentally sustainable products, through ongoing development and assistance to their members in the timber window and door manufacturing industry.
