Te Wiki o te Reo Māori 2021
The team at our Lower Queen Street Health site in Nelson celebrated Te Wiki o te Reo Māori with a multilingual pre-start meeting.
The team at our Lower Queen Street Health site in Nelson celebrated Te Wiki o te Reo Māori with a multilingual pre-start meeting.
Great teamwork saw a whopping 97.83% of the 2,130 tonnes of demolition material diverted from landfill at CAB Apartments.
Our Waikato/BoP team have completed the massive earthworks for the turbine and generator hall at Contact Energy’s Tauhara Geothermal Power Station.
Work got back under way at our Christ Church Cathedral Reinstatement project when we reached Alert Level 3 with a couple of tricky crane lifts.
Naylor Love have recently commenced construction of the Tauhara Geothermal Power Station in Taupō, which will have an electrical output of 152 MW.
The Hamilton District Court Alcohol & Other Drug Treatment Court project team were awarded Highly Commended in the Interdisciplinary Collaboration category at the 2021 NZIOB Awards.
Our Auckland team and Besafe Training developed internal training to understand the life of an excavator operator.
We were delighted to host the National Association of Women in Construction’s introductory event at our Dunedin office last week.
We’re supporting Gift the Garden, a regenerative permaculture gardening project in Auckland.
We’re continuing our mission to divert construction waste from landfill by collecting the plastic waste from one building site from start to finish.