Strong client supplier relationship
A review of the relationship between councils and CCNZ members over the past year and a wish list for 2017, from Malcolm Abernethy, executive officer, Civil...
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The ‘Kaikoura’ Quake
These articles first appeared in Contractor magazine’s December issue. Restoring our lifelines after last month’s monster quake By Tommy Parker, group manager Highways and Network...
Infrastructure contracts – the debate continues
A recent workshop for NEC3 contracts project managers in Christchurch, and organised by NEC in the UK, rekindled an old industry debate and dilemma over...
zero harm safety app for association members
From next month most Civil Contractors New Zealand members will have free access to a new award-winning app for iPhone and Android to record incidents...
Auckland – a congestion nightmare
Auckland’s traffic is not as dense as many other cities such as Sydney and Beijing (pictured) but its traffic management leaves a lot to be...
Profit and health and safety: comment from Malcolm Abernethy
Malcolm Abernethy, Executive officer, Civil Contractors NZ This month (June 2015) I am writing this column in two sections that are loosely linked. It is...
Harsh lesson with non-payment
A Civil Contractors NZ member has just endured an 18-month struggle chasing just over $1 million owed it by a developer of a lifestyle...
Introducing Peter Silcock
The new Civil Contractors New Zealand chief executive Peter Silcock is no stranger to running an association but it will be his first experience with...
Civil Contractors New Zealand appoints a new chief executive
Civil Contractors New Zealand (CCNZ) has named Peter Silcock as its new chief executive. Mr Silcock will step into the position from his current...
National Excavator Operator Competition 2015
“This year’s event was a great success..” Each year CCNZ provides the opportunity for excavator operators to compete for the national title of ‘best...