The Curtiss-Wright CW-27 & CW-28
Mention the name Curtiss-Wright earthmoving machinery to someone today and they will probably give you a blank stare. By Richard Campbell. Curtiss-Wright was a company...
Category : Contractor
A history of the CCNZ: Part One
Caption: From the archives: On his retirement Ron Tarr and his wife are presented with a silver tea set in 1972 (from the Auckland Branch)...
Stronger together – the value of membership
Alan Pollard, Civil Contractors New Zealand Chief Executive. I have frequently written of late of the major challenges that the civil sector is facing, primarily...
A new broom sweeping through transport
The Transport Minister, Simeon Brown is rapidly sweeping away many of the cobwebs from the previous Government, and our association certainly welcomes the direction...
A risk-based TTM approach
Brett Gliddon, General Manager Transport Services at the NZ Transport Agency. It’s been an incredibly busy six months. While we wait for the final Government...
Health and safety conference in Christchurch
The use of BIM (Building Information Modelling) in construction has doubled in the last six years and has been mandated for all government projects greater...
Virtual tour of CRL station
Nearly all of the construction at City Rail Link’s Te Waihorotiu Station in Auckland is completed, and the focus is now on the station fit-out,...
On the frontline of traffic management
Moala Ofa, a finalist for the 2023 CCNZ Emerging Leader Award, is a hard-working Delivery Manager whose motivational and safety-focused leadership style has been noticed...
Re-shaping training and qualifications
Alan Pollard, Chief Executive, Civil Contractors New Zealand. It may seem strange to talk about training at a time when work has dried up and...
New dispute resolution scheme in NZS 3910:2023
The dispute resolution process contained in section 13 of NZS 3910:2013 has long been thought too complex and unclear. One of the major changes in...