CECA Scotland

The CECA Scotland Academy was established by the Civil Engineering Contractors Association (CECA) Scotland to address the skills gap in the civil engineering sector. Designed to provide practical, hands-on training, the academy helps develop the next generation of skilled operatives and professionals.

Aims and Objectives
  • To support members in delivering high-quality infrastructure projects that drive economic growth and improve communities.
  • To address the skills gap through initiatives like the Academy, ensuring the sector remains competitive and sustainable.
  • To promote diversity and innovation within the sector by fostering an inclusive environment and embracing new technologies.
  • To act as a voice for the civil engineering sector, influencing government policies and championing industry standards.
Influence and Role in the Sector

CECA Scotland plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of civil engineering in Scotland. By engaging with policymakers, clients, and stakeholders, CECA ensures the sector’s interests are represented at all levels. Their engagement with industry has been a catalyst in the success of the academy so far.

  • Policy Advocacy: CECA Scotland works closely with the Scottish Government and other authorities to influence policies that impact infrastructure development.
  • Industry Standards: CECA contributes to setting and maintaining high standards for project delivery, safety, and sustainability.
  • Collaboration and Networking: Through regular events, workshops, and forums, CECA Scotland fosters collaboration among contractors, suppliers, and educators, strengthening the industry’s network.

As a trusted partner, CECA Scotland supports its members in navigating challenges, driving innovation, and ensuring the long-term success of the civil engineering sector.

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