Contractors and civil emergencies
The end may be in sight for the exclusion of civil contractors from emergency management committees writes Hugh de Lacy. A hint that the government...
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Voting in the local body elections is in progress and we are already turning our attention to the national elections next year, with the three-year...
Farewell to Jim
Image: Jim in his later years, with a gift for speaking at ease. Jim Juno, a stalwart of the civil construction industry, died suddenly on...
Let’s remember people build New Zealand
Alan Pollard, Chief Executive, CCNZ, reflects on the past year in the civil construction industry, and forecasts what is needed for positive change in the...
A new way to do Temporary Traffic Management
By Brett Gliddon Group General Manager, Transport Services. Every day people go to work on our roads and people drive through those work sites, and...
Taking the pulse of the industry
By Alan Pollard, CCNZ chief executive Civil Contractors NZ released the annual Construction Industry Survey in August. This annual research is a partnership with Teletrac...
Do it once and do it well
There’s an old saying – do it once and do it well. This approach may take a bit longer, but it can lead to better...
CCNZ Workforce development
Year on year, the civil construction industry has faced a shortage of skilled workers. Last month a new report on entering the civil infrastructure construction...
Work Sites Beckon
Construction gears up for a return to work The Construction Industry Standards and Protocols Group has been involved in drafting a health and safety framework...
Skill shortage – lessons from the past
By Alan Titchall, managing editor, Contrafed Publishing. In the October 2004 issue of Contractor magazine, the then chief of Roading New Zealand (which later merged...