Emerging leader makes his mark
The winner of the 2023 CCNZ Emerging Leader Award is a young project manager making a big impression at Utilities Infrastructure. By Mary Searle Bell....
Category : Profile
Talking with a technical diplomat
Stacy Goldsworthy left his role as Technical Manager for CCNZ last month after five years in the role. Contractor magazine talked to him on the...
Pilot power recognised and awarded
Both a pilot and an industry advocate for many years, Pat Power’s service to the Heavy Haulage Association was recognised with the Chairman’s Award that...
A love of engineering and earthworks
At just 26 years of age, Te Amorangi (TA) Simeon can already lay claim to having better work stories than most contractors of more vintage...
A man of many talents
Ollie (right) at the Brian Perry Civil themed dinner (Steampunk masquerade) at the CCNZ conference in Christchurch last month, with Paul Prendergast from Z Energy. ...
Transmission Gully – Wellington region’s future
Caption: At the very beginning and the Transmission Gully projects Sod-turning in September 2014 were from left: David Jurd, Leighton Contractors managing director; Ohariu MP...
Flying the dream
Being dyslexic has not stopped Craig Walker from forming and running one of the most successful building removal companies in the country. Richard Silcock spoke...
‘I put my all into it’
CCNZ chief executive, Peter Silcock retired at the end of last year after six-and-a-half years in the job. Richard Silcock (no relation), who interviewed Peter...
A lifetime love for the D8 bulldozer
If bulldozer driver Dave Lott isn’t the oldest in the world, he’d be the only nonagenarian still working an 11-hour day on the machines. Hugh...
Introducing Alan Pollard
Alan Pollard, the long-serving chief executive officer of NZ Apples & Pears, will be taking over as new CEO of CCNZ from Peter Silcock in...