Less is more …
By Cos Bruyn, Managing Director, Fulton Hogan. I read with interest the article on Auckland City traffic management under review in the May Contractor magazine and...
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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...
Restarting and operating work sites
Entering Level 3 lockdown The CCNZ has worked with Construction Health and Safety New Zealand (CHASNZ), SiteSafe and other associations (endorsed by government agencies) to...
Unsafe workplace case study
WorkSafe’s recent investigation into a structural steelwork company has concluded and resulted in a prosecution in the Christchurch District Court. The facts of the case...
Safety at heart
Richard Silcock interviews Nicole Rosie, the head of WorkSafe NZ, over industry safety. We are some years behind other countries when it comes to health...
The real cost of a workplace injury
One company’s experience of worker injury, enforcement action from a Government regulator and their efforts to improve their own and others’ work in the glass...
From the rugby field to Downer’s management
After a promising career as a professional rugby player, Craig West hung up his boots and re-joined his former employer, Downer NZ in 2009 and...
The discussion for 2019
In January we will send out the 2019 edition of Contractor Perspectives, our annual publication made up of commentary written by industry peers from government...
PPE comments from the readership
Never in the history of this magazine has there been such an overwhelming response to a story. The moment ‘A long hot summer made worse...
Cranes and our economic environment
The average nominal GDP growth is forecast to accelerate from 3.6 percent to 5.6 percent in 2018, before declining to 5.1 percent in 2019, and...