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Civil & infrastructure

Civil and infrastructure payroll software.

Civil payroll has to handle night shift, wet weather stand-down, travel and site allowances across multiple jobs in one week. In Australia, Project Payroll interprets MA000020 and civil EBAs automatically, pays super every run, and costs labour to the cost code the hours came from.
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Coverage

What do we interpret for civil & infrastructure?

MA000020 Building & Construction General On-site Award — plus civil pattern EBAs, as at August 2026. Agreements are read and built by us, then maintained as rates and increments step.

  • Base hours38.00 hrs @ $33.68 — CW3$1,279.84
  • Night shiftInterpreted automatically10.00 hrs @ 130% loading$437.84
  • Wet weatherInterpreted automatically2.00 hrs stand-down at ordinary time$67.36
  • Travel patternsInterpreted automatically5 days @ $19.55$97.75
  • Gross$1,882.79

How hours arrive

How do hours reach payroll?

Flow · from Procore / BuildPass / Deputy, no CSV

  1. Step 1

    Timesheets

    Approved on site

  2. Step 2

    Award & EBA

    Interpreting award…

  3. Step 3

    Payroll

    Paid, STP2 filed

  4. Step 4

    Super

    Every pay run

  5. Step 5

    Job costs

    Live to cost codes

See the full integration directory for the exact shape of each connection.

Civil & infrastructure payroll questions

Can one worker split hours across several civil jobs in a week?

Yes. Hours carry their cost code from the timesheet, so a worker can move between jobs and the labour lands on the right code each time.

Is wet weather stand-down handled automatically?

Yes, against the clause in your award or agreement rather than a manual adjustment each run.

Do you handle night shift and continuous shift loadings?

Yes, including the interaction between shift loadings and overtime, which is where manual payroll usually breaks.

How is super paid?

Every pay run, automatically, in the fund inside 7 business days as payday super requires.

Reviewed August 2026. General information, not legal advice.