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Keep Britain Tidy today unveils a newly designed and tested version of the waste hierarchy as part of fresh guidance to help the industry to better educate the public about waste prevention and mindfu...
Keep Britain Tidy today unveils a newly designed and tested version of the waste hierarchy as part of fresh guidance to help the industry to better educate the public about waste prevention and mindful consumption and urgently accelerate the UK’s transition to a circular economy.
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National Survey Manager Nebojsa Ludajic explains how he’s been surveying manholes using laser scanning technology.
National Survey Manager Nebojsa Ludajic explains how he’s been surveying manholes using laser scanning technology. This approach provides significant improvements in safety and data collection. This was originally a Design Community of Practise quickfire presentation.
We believe a low-carbon future is within reach for all Kiwi homes.
We believe a low-carbon future is within reach for all Kiwi homes. To show what’s possible we’re introducing you to LowCO, our low energy, low carbon and low water use pilot homes project at Waiata Shores, Tāmaki Makaurau / Auckland.
This year, we will take you on a journey. We will show you how LowCO has been designed to have seven times less carbon, and use half the electricity and water of a standard built home. The people who will ultimately live here will be healthier, warmer and drier and have less bills to pay. You will hear from many people contributing to this ambitious project.
Follow us on our LowCO journey. These are our plans for the future.
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Senior Site Engineer Clifford Dsouza talks about the BPC Foundations team’s efforts to prevent further erosion of a cliff that collapsed during Cyclone Gabrielle.
Senior Site Engineer Clifford Dsouza talks about the BPC Foundations team’s efforts to prevent further erosion of a cliff that collapsed during Cyclone Gabrielle. The project was made very complex due to the incredibly restricted site that remained after the major slip. This was originally a Design Community of Practise quickfire presentation.
Carbon management and reporting help us understand industry challenges and develop solutions aligning to net zero carbon transition and positive environmental outcomes.
Carbon management and reporting help us understand industry challenges and develop solutions aligning to net zero carbon transition and positive environmental outcomes.
The Brian Perry Civil (BPC) team managing the construction of Silverstream Pipe Bridge – replacing the Wellington region’s most critical water supply asset and supplying all water to Porirua City and North Wellington – used the ECI process to reduce carbon on the project by 62%. This was achieved through collaborative design changes alongside Wellington Water and designer Holmes that reduced the both quantity and type of materials used.
The seventh Construction Industry Survey - a research partnership between Civil Contractors New Zealand (CCNZ) and Teletrac Navman.
The seventh Construction Industry Survey - a research partnership between Civil Contractors New Zealand (CCNZ) and Teletrac Navman. Our research helps to build a picture of New Zealand’s civil construction industry and the experiences of those within the industry.
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A November 2023 webinar covering local sustainability updates including presentations from ISC, Auckland Council, Teletrac Navman and FH.
A November 2023 webinar covering local sustainability updates including presentations from ISC, Auckland Council, Teletrac Navman and FH.
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The SCIRT learning library of valuable lessons that have been learnt about the complex challenges of post-disaster recovery operations.
The SCIRT learning library of valuable lessons that have been learnt about the complex challenges of post-disaster recovery operations.
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Resources for the promotion of Construction careers from across the NZ Infrastructure sector.
Resources for the promotion of Construction careers from across the NZ Infrastructure sector.
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This research by the New Zealand Infrastructure Commission provides the first comprehensive baseline analysis of New Zealand’s infrastructure workforce.
This research by the New Zealand Infrastructure Commission provides the first comprehensive baseline analysis of New Zealand’s infrastructure workforce. It looks at how many people work in the infrastructure sector and what sort of work they’re doing. The research also investigates who is working in infrastructure, looking at factors like age, ethnicity, gender, training, and migration. The findings shed light on who is working in infrastructure and the pathways that they follow into the workforce.
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In a sprint organised by Fletcher Construction, the Eastern Busway project team looked at buried services as a key risk and came up with how to do things better.
In a sprint organised by Fletcher Construction, the Eastern Busway project team looked at buried services as a key risk and came up with how to do things better. Find out how they did it in this Lunch and Learn session.
When houses are removed to make way for major infrastructure projects, they’re usually sent to landfill.
When houses are removed to make way for major infrastructure projects, they’re usually sent to landfill. With big goals for sustainability, the Eastern Busway Alliance team was determined to divert as much of these materials as possible from landfill.
The question has been asked several times about digital engineering in infrastructure and how we get value from putting our time and energy to enabling digital engineering practices.
The question has been asked several times about digital engineering in infrastructure and how we get value from putting our time and energy to enabling digital engineering practices. This Lunch and Learn sessions aims to articulate what digital engineering is.
Anglian Water is a world leader in reducing carbon emissions.
Anglian Water is a world leader in reducing carbon emissions. As an early starter, the big UK water utility embarked on its carbon zero journey in 2006 and is now on track to generate 45 percent of energy from its own renewable resources by 2025 and become a full net zero carbon business by 2030.
In this Spotify podcast Jon Reed and Hannah Edmond from the Water New Zealand climate change group talk to Anglian Water’s head of carbon neutrality, David Riley about the water utility’s bold approach to tackling climate change and the carbon reduction lens covering all aspects of its operation.
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Legacy CCTV and timelapse systems provided detailed information, but there were challenges.
Legacy CCTV and timelapse systems provided detailed information, but there were challenges. User interfaces and the speed of timelapse video generation did not meet the site team and client requirements. Recognising the need for improved technology for faster access and turnaround, we explored alternative solutions.
Looking after our people is about more than just their physical safety.
Looking after our people is about more than just their physical safety. Increasingly, we are focused on how we can support the overall wellbeing of our teams, which has led us to partner with Groov and MATES in Construction.
To explore the idea of wellbeing in construction even further, we held an event with the AUT School of Future Environments. We hosted a panel discussion to look at what we can do to support the wellbeing of our teams, and what we can do as individuals too. Thanks to Kent Johns, Carla Tonks, Fiona Crichton and facilitator Charles Walker for sharing their insights.
Our Brian Perry Civil team share lessons learned from the Helensville wastewater treatment upgrade in this Lunch and Learn session.
Our Brian Perry Civil team share lessons learned from the Helensville wastewater treatment upgrade in this Lunch and Learn session.
Brian Perry Civil's Seaview Wharf Resilience Project construction manager and environmental and sustainability advisor joined the Lunch and Learn session to talk about the ecological and environmental...
Brian Perry Civil's Seaview Wharf Resilience Project construction manager and environmental and sustainability advisor joined the Lunch and Learn session to talk about the ecological and environmental considerations working in Centre Point, Wellington.
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