CPB Contractors Hosts Subcontractor Safety Forum at RPA Hospital Redevelopment
As the redevelopment of Royal Prince Alfred (RPA) Hospital in Camperdown, NSW continues to advance, CPB Contractors recently hosted a dedicated Subcontractor Safety Forum to promote collaboration and strengthen safety across the project.
Held on-site, the forum brought together over 40 subcontractor representatives alongside members of the project team. The session focused on knowledge sharing, upcoming construction activities, and strategies for enhancing safety performance through cooperation.
Camillo Masci, Executive General Manager of Building at CPB Contractors, highlighted the significance of these gatherings in fostering strong working relationships.
“These forums are more than just progress updates,” Masci said. “They’re about building trust, sharing clear expectations, and aligning on how we move forward together.
“When our subcontractors are engaged and informed, we don’t just deliver quality infrastructure—we create robust, reliable partnerships that support project success.”
The Subcontractor Safety Forum builds on the momentum of last year’s Indigenous Business Forum, reflecting CPB Contractors’ broader strategy of early and ongoing engagement with its supply chain.
CPB Contractors is delivering a major scope of work at RPA Hospital, including a new 15-storey acute services building, significant refurbishments to existing facilities, vertical and horizontal expansions, realignment of Lambie Dew Drive, service diversions, and the design and construction of a temporary helicopter landing site.
Through forums like these, CPB Contractors continues to demonstrate its commitment to safe, collaborative project delivery while creating meaningful opportunities for local and specialist contractors on one of Sydney’s landmark health infrastructure projects.
