
The Subbies Toolbox Podcast is for Australian commercial subcontractors who want to understand the real rules of construction and stop being worn down by outdated systems and one-sided contracts. Hosted by Michelle Cirson, a construction lawyer, adjudicator and former builder contracts administrator, this podcast calls out industry norms that no longer make sense and explains how subcontractors ca... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 82 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ManagementBusiness | |||

What happens when proving you're right ends up costing more than the dispute itself?
In this episode of The Subbies Toolbox Podcast, Michelle Cirson explores the real cost of fighting "on principle" and why taking the emotion out of a dispute can of... more
This week on The Subbies Toolbox Podcast, Michelle shares the story behind a social media post that sparked plenty of debate across the construction industry.
Drawing on her years working inside builder organisations as a Contract Administrator, Mic... more
This week on The Subbies Toolbox Podcast, I'm talking about a topic that catches a lot of Aussie Subbies out when cashflow gets tight: debt collectors.
When a builder isn't paying, bringing in a debt collector can feel like the obvious next step. Bu... more
This week on The Subbies Toolbox Podcast, I'm unpacking one of the most frustrating situations subcontractors face in commercial construction.
What happens when a builder tells you they can't pay?
More importantly, what happens when they offer you ... more
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The best thing you can do for your business right now is to start listening to this Podcast. Even better, is to work with Michelle and The Subbies Toolbox. I honestly don’t know what I love more, the scope of Michelle’s knowledge or the down to earth way she shares it. We’ve been working with Michelle now for over 4 years, and the value she’s added to our business, and the scrapes she’s helped us avoid or dig our way out of are substantial. I kinda don't want to share her, but she is the gold yo... more
As a business owner this podcast is a great resource that helps to forget my understand if contractual concerned around running a construction business.
After contacting Michelle with query, I can confirm that she is every but as genuine in real life. I would recommend if you find this to be a resource like I did, you reach out to her.
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The show centers on practical strategies for Australian subcontractors navigating contract risk, payment regimes, and leverage within the construction industry. Episodes emphasize real-world safeguards, templates, and processes to reduce disputes, improve cashflow, and regain control over contracts. A standout trait is the blunt, actionable approach, with a clear focus on education, systems, and advocacy to uplift subcontractors against traditional power imbalances.
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