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Posted on Friday 17 September, 2021
Collaborative Working Arrangements (CWA) is a contractual arrangement that sees parties enter construction project delivery arrangements based on the foundations of shared goals, integrated planning, active client participation, and parties sharing the benefits of collaborative working.
Posted on Friday 17 September, 2021
Our National Office Event Manager, Hannah Keir-Smith, is due to go on parental leave in a few months, so we are recruiting to fill her role. If you know of a talented event professional who would be interested in joining our team, please let them know about this position.
Posted on Friday 17 September, 2021
In line with the new NZIOB Board cycle, a new Risk & Audit Committee (RAC) has been appointed for the 2021–2023 board term. The new RAC includes NZIOB Chair, John Hemi as the board conduit, and Central Region Members, Natasha Possenniskie and Dave Morris.
Posted on Friday 17 September, 2021
Our National Office events team and Regional Committees have been working hard to ensure our events programme remains strong during this changing COVID-19 environment. We are pleased to be able to provide an update on upcoming events for each region.
Posted on Friday 17 September, 2021
With a substantial amount of COVID-19 information being made available to businesses online, we have summarised some of the key points that are relevant to our members. These include updated CHASNZ Protocols, information for workers travelling between regions, and what to do if you have COVID-19 contacts on site.
Posted on Friday 17 September, 2021
The New Zealand Construction Industry Council (NZCIC) is undertaking a review of the NZCIC Design Guidelines. This first step in the review process is to survey construction industry practitioners via the respective databases of the NZCIC’s 35 member organisations. After the survey, the next step will be to pull together a working group to undertake the update.
Posted on Friday 03 September, 2021
With Auckland still operating at Alert Level 4, and the rest of New Zealand now operating at Alert Level 3, it is wise to take advantage of the many resources available to assist businesses in this complicated environment.
Posted on Friday 03 September, 2021
XFrame is a construction technology company creating wall framing systems that can be easily adapted, deconstructed, and reused as a building’s needs change over time. XFrame is a commercial spin-out company from Victoria University of Wellington, which is led by Ged Finch, who developed the XFrame concept as his research project for a Master of Building Science degree.
Posted on Friday 03 September, 2021
If you missed Tuesday’s webinar on Getting site-ready for Alert Level 3, you can watch a recording of it via the NZIOB Membership Portal. The webinar provides critical guidance to the construction industry as we move down COVID-19 Alert Levels and return to construction sites.
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