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Cemeteries & Crematoria NSW (CCNSW) is a statutory agency supporting and regulating the interment industry, assessing interment needs and developing planning strategies for cemetery space. CCNSW also provides information to the public.
CCNSW was created in 2014 under the Cemeteries and Crematoria Act 2013.
CCNSW is a member of the Cemeteries & Crematoria Association of NSW
This is the run-off, or "Off Topic" list of news items and blogs that may not have anything to do with our industry but, nevertheless, may be of interest.
Employment opportunities from members of the Cemeteries and Crematoria Association of NSW (CCA NSW) will be placed here as they are received by the Association. Contact is to be made directly with the advertiser. CCA NSW is not involved in any employment process.
For information on training in the industry refer to the following section of the web - Industry Training
News and information for CCANSW members only
The CCANSW blogs are observations and opinions from the CCANSW Registered Website Users.
DISCLAIMER: The opinions expressed in these blogs are not necessarly those of the CCANSW nor are they endorsed by the CCANSW.
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This section contains articles and links to articles about all manner of art projects in cemeteries an memorial gardens
News about architecture and design in cemeteries, crematoriums, memorial gardens etc..
Web conferencing may be used as an umbrella term for various types of online collaborative services including web seminars ("webinars"), webcasts, and peer-level web meetings. It may also be used in a more narrow sense to refer only to the peer-level web meeting context, in an attempt to disambiguate it from the other types of collaborative sessions.[1] Terminology related to these technologies is inexact, and no generally agreed upon source or standards organization exists to provide an established usage reference.
News, information and updates about product and services that might interest our members, web site users and guests.
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THE AWARD
The CCA Award for Excellence recognises individuals, teams or organisations who:
• have introduced innovation and creative advances in processes, products, marketing or market support; or
•strive for excellence and have made a long-term contribution to the industry.
THE RULES
1: Entries may comprise any process, marketing, market support, product innovation, outstanding and long-term contribution to the industry.
2: Any number of entries may be submitted or sponsored by a member.
3: The Association, at its entire discretion, may withhold the award.
4: Any and all financial members of the CCA may enter or sponsor an entry.
5: The decision of the judging panel will be final and correspondence relating thereto will not necessarily be entered into.
THE ENTRIES
The entries should describe fully why the nomination should be awarded the CCA Award for Excellence.
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The CCA Industry Improvement Award is essentially a thank you to our members for their continued support. In a nutshell, CCA provides sponsorship for a member to attend work experience at another cemetery or crematoria in NSW (or Australia) and also to attend a CCA Quarterly Conference.
The benefits of nominating for the award are exceptional. The person chosen to be the recipient of the sponsorship receives opportunities that may not have been presented to them before.
The recipient will be able to spend five days at another cemetery or crematoria provider (within NSW or Australia) learning the way in which that facility operates and functions. They will have an opportunity to learn or enhance their own skills as well as being able to pass on their knowledge and ideas to others. This facility/ organisation
will be chosen by the CCA Executive Committee and will be one that complements the knowledge of the recipient.
The recipient will also have the chance to attend a CCA Quarterly Conference. This will allow the recipient to hear first hand the issues being dealt with by the industry and provide them with the opportunity to network and build new friendships and relationships, as well as pick up many new ideas.
What costs are covered by CCA?
Work Experience: CCA will cover all reasonable transport costs and, if require, book and pay for any airfares. We will book and pay for your accommodation (room and breakfast only). Incidentals will be the responsibility of the recipient. We will also pay for reasonable expenses associated with lunch and dinner. Receipts for all expense claims must be submitted to the CCA Secretariat for reimbursement. CCA Quarterly Conference: CCA will cover all reasonable transport costs and, if require, book and pay for any airfares. We will book and pay for your accommodation (room and breakfast only). Incidentals will be the responsibility of the recipient. The recipient will be provided with a free Quarterly Conference registration. Receipts for all expense claims must be submitted to the CCA Secretariat for reimbursement.
