With our Bupa Crofton Downs site a short walk from the local primary school, our site team have enjoyed getting to know the school community. Our latest initiative was a ‘Design the Hard Hat’ competition for the kids in the community.
We’re delighted to announce that three amazing members of the Naylor Love team were recognised at the National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) Excellence Awards.
We’re the first contractor in New Zealand to roll out standardised waste signage on our sites and in our offices using WasteMINZ’s recycling symbols and colours.
Our Manurewa High School site in Auckland was the pilot project for Autex’s GreenStuf Take-Back Programme.
Our team at Lawrence Area School celebrated the end of term by putting on a BBQ for the 200 staff & pupils and having a friendly basketball game with the school team.
Naylor Love was a key sponsor of Building Out Waste 2021, a seminar designed to help tackle waste in the construction and demolition sector.
We were honoured to arrange a safe access zone for a small ANZAC Day ceremony at the Citizens’ War Memorial on Sunday, behind the hoardings at our Christ Church Cathedral Reinstatement Project.
We had a great turnout at our inaugural Waste Management 101 event in Queenstown, where we invited builders from all around the region to our Sudima Queenstown site to check out options for reducing construction waste going to landfill.
We donated one of our site portacoms to an inspiring community for former homeless people in the Manawatu.
Naylor Love is offering free access to a carbon calculator developed to help its clients visualise the potential carbon impacts of construction material choices.
