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IN THIS ISSUE: Mayoral Award for Inframax high achiever > Skills for Canterbury > About BETA > NZCF Greenstone Energy People Awards
> Roading Excellence Awards > NZRF/RIAA Conference and Exhibition > Outward Bound Scholarship winners announced > Slinging, lifting
and placing course > Latest product developments from InfraTrain > First completions – National Certificate in Surveying (Assistant)
> Expiring First Aid unit standards > Qualifications key to growing skills > Qualification completions: March and April 2011
> Recognising skills at Multi Civil Contractors Ltd
Mayoral Award for Inframax high achiever
Congratulations to Shane Burrett of Inframax Construction Ltd in Te Kuiti, who received
the Waitomo High Achievers Award at the recent Mayoral Graduations for Waitomo
and Otorohanga Districts.
Shane is currently a Quarry Manager at Inframax,
and was previously based in the roading division.
During his time in roading, he completed a National
Certificate in Civil Construction Supervision and
became an InfraTrain Registered Assessor.
The Waitomo High Achievers Award recognises
individuals with an outstanding commitment to
training, and who are well respected in their industry.
Shane was chosen for the Award because of his
motivation and enthusiasm, and willingness to
share his knowledge with others.
Shane said he was “extremely surprised” by his win.
“I had no idea I was going to receive an award –
but it was a real honour.”
He explains, “I’ve been involved
in training young people for
a long time now. Becoming
an InfraTrain Assessor is an
extension of the training, and is
another way to give something
back to the industry.”
Shane continues, “I like to see
people get ahead – especially
young people. Often they just
need some encouragement and
pointing in the right direction to
achieve their goals. Being able to
help them through that process
is very rewarding.”
InfraTrain Regional Advisor
Adrian Gozdz feels that Shane
was a deserving winner of the
Award. He says, “Not only did
Shane work extremely hard on
his own National Certificate, but he is passionate
about helping other people to succeed. It is people
like Shane who are leaving a legacy for the industry,
by passing on their skills to the next generation.”
Adrian continues, “Inframax are very supportive
of industry training, and InfraTrain acknowledges
the encouragement they give to Shane and all of
their other trainees. The company prides itself on
providing opportunities for its employees. The Te Kuiti
branch alone currently has twelve people enrolled in
InfraTrain qualifications, ranging from introductory
skills to supervision, and health and safety to civil
engineering.”
Shane Burrett of Inframax Construction Ltd receives his award from InfraTrain Training Advisor, Adrian Gozdz
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June 2011
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Skills for Canterbury
The Built Environment Training Alliance (BETA) has
launched its Skills for Canterbury project, which
aims to ensure there are enough workers sufficiently
trained to support the Christchurch rebuild.
The Alliance, which is made up of eight Industry Training
Organisations (ITOs) including InfraTrain, will work closely
with Government, industry and training providers to meet skill
requirements in the building, construction and infrastructure
industries.
InfraTrain Chief Executive Philip Aldridge says, “The demand
for workers in the region will increase rapidly over the next
twelve months, when the large construction and infrastructure
companies tender for contracts. These companies will need
significantly more workers than they have presently, and many
of the job roles require substantial training, which will delay
the rebuilding process.”
Philip continues, “We need to start training now, to meet
anticipated demand for skilled workers. In the first phase
of the project we will identify workers and employers for
tailored training programmes in the region. This work will be
carried out by a multi-ITO team, including InfraTrain Regional
Manager Fiona Malloch.
InfraTrain is also currently involved in a short term Ministry
of Social Development contract to arrange pre-employment
programmes and place people into work. In the next few
months alone it expects to arrange training for up to 100
people who have been displaced from jobs in other industries
as a result of the earthquake.
Training will be delivered by local providers and will enable
participants to gain essential skills for civil construction work,
such as endorsements for Wheels, Tracks and Rollers, Site Safe
accreditation, and a TC1 Card. On successful completion of the
programme, InfraTrain will assist participants into roles in the
civil construction sector.
The first programmes begin in June, and will be delivered over a
one week period. Programmes covering a more comprehensive
range of skills, lasting two and twelve weeks, are planned by
InfraTrain for later in the year.
If you need new people in Christchurch, or you wish to upskill your existing staff, please contact:
Fiona Malloch, InfraTrain Regional Manager, on 021 844 549 or email: fiona@infratrain.co.nz
About BETA
The Built Environment Training Alliance (BETA) is a group of
eight Industry Training Organisations (ITOs) that represent the
building, construction and infrastructure industries.
• InfraTrain New Zealand
• Building and Construction ITO
• Building Service Contractors ITO
• Decorate NZ and Floor NZ
• ETITO
• Joinery ITO
• Plumbing, Gasfitting, Drainlaying and Roofing ITO
Through BETA, these ITOs work with stakeholders and each other, on projects
and initiatives to support a highly productive building and construction
sector. A key focus is to provide the workforce with the right skills, and
to help employers to make best use of those skills.
BETA now has a website. Check out the latest
news, projects and events at www.beta.org.nz

NZCF Greenstone Energy People Awards
Do you have what it takes to be the next Trainee of the Year or Leader of Tomorrow?
If so, you could be one of the winners of the New Zealand
Contractors’ Federation (NZCF) Greenstone Energy People Awards
2011. Entries are open now!
The People Awards
were established by the
NZCF in 2005, with the
assistance of Shell (now
Greenstone Energy)
and in association
with InfraTrain. The
Awards recognise
the outstanding
achievements of
individuals in the civil
construction industry.
Steven Davies (left) and Ant Rickard (right) – winners
of the 2010 NZCF Greenstone Energy People Awards
The Awards are open to NZCF members – and nominees must be
aged 30 or under.
The winners will be announced at the joint NZCF/ACENZ
(Association of Consulting Engineers New Zealand) Conference at
the Distinction Hotel, Rotorua, on 3-6 August.
Entries close on Friday 24 June 2011. Download an
application form online at www.nzcontractors.co.nz or
contact Tricia Sampson, email: tricia@nzcontractors.co.nz,
or phone (04) 496 3278.
Roading Excellence Awards
Entries are now open for the
Roading New Zealand Roading
Excellence Awards 2011.
This year’s Awards are being held at the
Langham Hotel in Auckland on 29 August.
InfraTrain is proud to support the Awards
again this year, and is sponsoring the
Industry Best Practice Award – People.
Other Award categories include:
• Excellence Award for a Minor Road Project
• New Zealand Roading Solutions Excellence Award
for a Medium Road Project
• Greenstone Energy Excellence Award for a Major
Road Project
• Best Practice Award – Environmental Sustainability
• Best Practice Award – Procurement
The category winners will go
head to head for the Roading
New Zealand Supreme Award.
The Awards are open to
contractors, consultants, road
controlling authorities and
other roading clients.
Entries close on Friday 8 July 2011. Get your entry kit online at www.roadingnz.org.nz or
contact Maria Gilmore, email: mgilmore@dazzleevents.co.nz, or phone (04) 494 5156.
NZRF/RIAA Conference and Exhibition
The 2011 New Zealand Roadmarkers’ Federation and Roadmarking
Industry Association of Australia Conference will be held at the
Novotel, Rotorua on 24 and 25 August 2011.
The theme of the conference is Smart Lines and speakers
will address road safety initiatives, road safety research,
advances with materials and application technology.
The conference will have an associated exhibition, a products and
technical session by exhibitors, and a site demonstration of application
and removal at the Waipa Mill Village site south of Rotorua.
For further details go to www.nzrf.co.nz

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Outward Bound Scholarship winners announced
InfraTrain has announced the winners of the 2011 Outward Bound Scholarship for Modern Apprentices.
They are Ashley Higgins of Higgins Contractors Ltd in Palmerston
North and Everardus Schreurs of Fulton Hogan in Auckland.
Ashley and Everardus
will take part in the 2011
BETA Classic Outward
Bound course, which is
being held in Anakiwa
from 3 to 23 September.
The Scholarships will
also include travel to the
Marlborough Sounds
Ashley Higgins
and include a $500
Kathmandu gear allowance for each winner.
InfraTrain offered the Scholarships in conjunction with BETA (the
Built Environment Training Alliance), which comprises Industry
Training Organisations in the construction and infrastructure
sectors. They will help Ashley and Everardus to develop their
leadership skills, and provide a shared experience with people
from other trades.
InfraTrain Chief Executive Philip Aldridge, says, “Outward Bound
Scholarships are one of the ways in which InfraTrain supports
the development of
leadership skills in the
infrastructure industry.
We believe that growing
talented young people is
essential for our industry
to be productive and
successful, now and in
the future.”
Everardus Schreurs
Philip adds, “The
standard of Scholarship applications was extremely high again
this year, and we are encouraged by the number of employers
who recognise the value of industry training and Modern
Apprenticeship programmes. Ashley and Everardus stood out as
deserving winners of the Scholarship, and we believe they will
benefit immensely from the Outward Bound course.”
We’ll be catching up with Ashley and Everardus later in the year
to hear how they got on!
Slinging, lifting and placing course
The New Zealand Contractors’ Federation (NZCF)
has created a new course for slinging, lifting and
placing, with the support of InfraTrain.
The course is designed for:
• Operators who are using an excavator for lifting
• Workers engaged in attaching loads, working directly
with suspended loads or acting as dogmen
• Management and supervisory staff responsible for
overseeing these people
The course meets Department of Labour (DoL) compliance
requirements under the revised Crane Code. The Code has
been in place for one year now, and in event of an incident,
DoL will be looking for evidence that operator(s) were suitably trained in slinging, lifting and placing.
The content of the course is aligned to unit standard 20875 – Demonstrate knowledge of slinging, lifting
and placing with an excavator or loader. InfraTrain encourages all participants to get assessed and have
the unit standard registered on their Record of Learning. This will provide formal recognition of their
knowledge.
Courses are being held at locations across the North and South Island throughout June and July. Further
details are available at www.nzcontractors.co.nz
The cost is $165pp + GST for NZCF members, and $265pp + GST for non members, with discounts
available for groups of five or more. Registration of the unit standard is an additional $60pp + GST.
To enrol contact Tricia Sampson, email: tricia@nzcontractors.co.nz, or phone (04) 496 3278.

Latest product developments from InfraTrain
National Certificate in Infrastructure Civil Engineering
(Laboratory Technician) – Level 4, or (Senior Laboratory
Technician) – Level 5
Open for enrolment soon!
InfraTrain has developed these qualifications in partnership
with CETANZ (the Civil Engineering Testing Association of
New Zealand). They have been designed specifically to recognise
the skills and knowledge required for civil engineering laboratory
testing, and provide a structured career pathway for civil
engineering laboratory technicians.
Both qualifications are achieved using a proven model of industry
training with no classrooms or exams. They include an elective
strand in either Aggregate; Bitumen; Soil; Asphalt; Concrete or Field
Testing, and can be tailored to meet specific work requirements.
A brochure and Training Plans can be viewed at
www.infratrain.co.nz
National Certificate in Infrastructure Civil Works
(Forestry Earthworks) – Level 3
National Certificate in Civil Plant Operation
(Bulk Earthmoving) – Level 3
InfraTrain has reviewed and updated its National Certificates
for Forestry Earthworks and Bulk Earthmoving. The new
qualifications will be open for enrolment soon.
The review was undertaken in consultation with key stakeholders
to ensure that the qualifications remain relevant, and continue to
meet industry needs.
InfraTrain would like to say a big ‘thank you’ to the Industry
Advisory Group involved in the review, and to those who have
assisted in the development and review of the accompanying
learning resources.
Procurement Procedures
(formerly Competitive Pricing Procedures)
InfraTrain will shortly launch a new qualification for Procurement
Procedures. This will replace the existing National Certificate in
Asset Management (Competitive Pricing Procedures).
Trainees can start gaining credits towards the new National
Certificate now. In the interim, they will be enrolled into the
existing Competitive Pricing Procedures qualification, and
InfraTrain will then transition them into the new qualification
once it is launched.
Also coming soon ….
National Certificate in Infrastructure Works – Level 2
National Certificate in Infrastructure Works Supervision –
Level 4 and Level 5
New Contract Management qualification
For further information on any of these
qualifications please contact your InfraTrain
Regional Advisor, or call us on 0800 486 626.
First completions – National
Certificate in Surveying (Assistant)
InfraTrain is delighted to report the first completions
of the National Certificate in Surveying (Assistant).
Reuben Brown of McKinlay Surveyors 2010 Ltd in New Plymouth
was first to achieve the qualification, closely followed by Jason
Phillips of Fox and Associates in Christchurch, and Martin Rowe
of Gilbert Haymes Associates Ltd in Blenheim.
The National Certificate was launched at the end of 2008, and was
developed by InfraTrain in partnership with industry experts from
the New Zealand Institute of Surveyors (NZIS).
InfraTrain Chief Executive Philip Aldridge says, “InfraTrain
congratulates Reuben, Jason and Martin on their achievement.
The National Certificate in Surveying (Assistant) gives status to the
skills and knowledge which they have gained, and will provide a
solid foundation for their surveying careers.”
Read the full story in our August issue.
Expiring First Aid
unit standards
A number of First Aid unit standards used
by InfraTrain will expire with effect from
31 December 2013.
Replacement unit standards have been identified. If a
trainee has already achieved these replacement unit
standards through another qualification, they are
exempt from completing the expiring unit standards.
Expiring
Replacement
6400 26551, 26552
6401 26552
6402 26551
Contact your InfraTrain Regional Advisor for
further details.

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Qualifications key to growing skills
Waikato District Council has a clear vision for building its civil engineering capabilities. As part of this vision,
the Council provides opportunities for staff to undertake professional development, with a strong focus on
gaining qualifications and practical skills.
Historically, the Council has had difficulty in recruiting experienced,
qualified engineers. As a result, they have tended to employ people
who are partly-qualified or from non-engineering backgrounds,
and train them in-house. The Council has increased its capability
considerably by using this approach, and has been able to tailor its
training to build the specific skills it requires.
Natalie Mayne is one of many staff who joined the Council at entry
level and has worked their way up. She initially worked part-time
while she completed a New Zealand Diploma in Engineering (Civil)
at Wintec, and has progressed to become an Assistant Engineer.
Natalie is based in the Roading Engineering Division. She is
involved in all aspects of roading design, and is the Engineers
Representative for a contract which is valued at around $500,000.
A large part of Natalie’s role involves dealing with different parties
– land owners, power companies and contractors – to make sure
things run smoothly.
Natalie is now working towards a National Diploma in Civil
Engineering (Applied), which builds on the engineering theory
covered in the New Zealand Diploma.
Natalie explains. “The Applied Diploma recognises practical skills,
and is achieved on the job. It covers a wide range of work, so I need
to plan ahead so that I can gain experience in all of the required
areas. If there is something outside the scope of my department,
I’ll arrange a rotation with another area of the Council to get the
experience I need.”
Natalie adds, “I’m hoping to achieve my Applied Diploma within the
next year. This will make me eligible for registration as an Associate
Member of the Institute of Professional Engineers New Zealand
(IPENZ). Some time in the future I hope to do a Bachelors Degree in
Engineering.”
Engineering Manager Campbell Moore says that the Council places
a particular emphasis on practical, applied skills. “The National
Diploma in Civil Engineering (Applied) is ideal for our staff because
it is flexible and is completed on the job. We try to involve our
staff in a range of interesting projects, and expose them to project
management quite early on so they can gain the broad range of
experience they need to achieve the qualification.”
Campbell adds, “Having staff with the Applied Diploma benefits the
Council because it provides an assurance of quality to our clients.
However, the greatest benefit is to our staff themselves. Knowing
they have that qualification gives a great boost to their confidence,
which benefits them in all areas of their work.”
Natalie Mayne

Qualification completions: March and April 2011
Blackley Construction Ltd
Kevin Busch
Matthew Tomlin
Brian Perry Civil (Hamilton) Ltd
Ronald Daldy
Burgess & Crowley Civil Ltd – Nelson
Rozlyn McNeilly
C J Industries
Desmond Corrie-Johnston
Ching Contracting Ltd
Jason Routledge
Sarah-Jayne Kerwin-Boulton
City Care Ltd – Christchurch
Kenneth Madzvimbo
Dave Fowler Contracting Ltd
David Fowler
Delta Utilities Ltd
Gordon Capil
DJ Crosby Contractors
Stephen Griffith
Vernon Wallace
Downer NZ – Dunedin
Hayden Smaill
Timothy Owens
Downer NZ – Gisborne
Reef Te Kani
Trevor Stuart
Downer NZ – Hamilton
Arul Pillay
Karl Maher
Graham Hardy
Downer NZ – Nelson
Cyril Walker
Downer NZ – Tauranga
Ian Watt
Downer NZ – Te Awamutu
Mark Moore
Raymond Morriss
Faulks Enterprises Ltd
Anthony Brookes
FBA Consulting
Gene Browne
Fox and Associates
Jason Phillips
Franklin District Council
Andrew Morgan
Fulton Hogan Ltd – Auckland
David Wehi
Gary Tefono
Haumata Smith
Kennedy Yandall
Martin Ball
Phillip Brown
Rua Tekii
Wayne Branks
Zabron Baira
CPOBE
PSA
ROT
HSEOP
FLM (L4)
CCW
FLM (L4)
PSPO
HSEOP
WR
CGIS
CGIS
MA RMv1 & RMO
CGIS
CGIS
CCW
CCW
ROT & WR
PIPEv1
CCW
CGIS
CGIS
WR
WR
AGCHEM
SUR (Asst) (L3)
NDIAM
LCP HSE
LCP HSE
LCP HSE
LCP HSE
LCP HSE
LCP HSE
LCP HSE
HSEOP
LCP HSE
Fulton Hogan Ltd – Blenheim
Brendon Dewe
Christopher Nelson
Craig Smith
James Parsons
John Moses
Kerry Hunter
Leslie Wratt
Mark Kennedy
Michael O’Brien
Paul Southey
Scott Boon
Shane O’Brien
Simon Lamond
Fulton Hogan Ltd – Central Lakes
Mark Edmunds
Fulton Hogan Ltd – Christchurch
David Gill
Fulton Hogan Ltd – Dunedin
Brendan Blair
Gary George
Fulton Hogan Ltd – Gisborne
Andre Jukes
Fulton Hogan Ltd – Nelson
Paul Shuker
Fulton Hogan Ltd – Wellington
Anthony Toma
Fulton Hogan Ltd – Whangarei
Benny Rupapera
Brendon Hoskin
Dennis Hutton
Ian Webb
Leon Blissett
Nicholas Lamb
Nigel Dixon
Peter Bray
Robert Dupreez
Robert Damhuis
Selwyn Rewa
Stewart Kingi
Trevor Falk
Warren Gore
William Popata
Gilbert Haymes Associates Ltd
Martin Rowe
Independent Company
Vivek Goel
InfraTrain New Zealand Ltd
James Kelly
Knaggs Construction
Anthony Poi
Land Based Training
Peter Hughes
Leighton Contractors – ARMA West
Frank Mucalo
Shaun McCormick
Simon Mitchell
HSEOP
HSEOP
HSEOP
HSEOP
HSEOP
HSEOP
HSEOP
HSEOP
HSEOP
HSEOP
HSEOP
HSEOP
HSEOP
CPO
FLM (L4)
CS
CCWS
PSA
CS
CGIS
HSEOP
HSEOP
HSEOP
HSEOP
HSEOP
HSEOP
HSEOP
HSEOP
HSEOP
HSEOP
HSEOP
HSEOP
HSEOP
HSEOP
HSEOP
SUR (Asst) (L3)
NDIAM
AET (L4)
CPO
HSEOP
LCP HSE
LCP HSE
HSEOP
Leighton Contractors – Newmarket Viaduct
Anthony Dunne
Arthur Waddell
Zoe Simpson
Leighton Works – Downer EDI Works Ltd
Harald Jacob
March Civil Construction Ltd – Blenheim
Gary Kennedy
Marlborough District Council
Alan Daubney
Matthews Civil Developments Ltd
Annette Baker
McKinlay Surveyors 2010 Limited
Reuben Brown
Multi Civil Contractors Ltd
James Ginty
John Maika
Mathew Mua
Mita Henare
Oldfields Ltd
Craig Smith
Robert Payne
Opus International Consultants (Christchurch)
Daniel Blair
Opus International Consultants (Greymouth)
Mark Jackson
Opus International Consultants (Manukau)
Matthew Hebden
Opus International Consultants (Pukekohe)
Peter Birse
Rotorua District Council
Bradley Christie
School of Millitary Engineering (NZ Army)
Gavin Mackey
T C Drainage
Craig Tansley
Taylors Contracting Co Ltd
Daniel Park
Dylan Hall
Kain Percy
Tim Miller Plumbing Limited
Carl Stanley
Transfield Services Ltd – Hamilton
Craig Fraser
Transfield Services Ltd – Tauranga
Jimmy Scott
Urban Solutions Limited
Lorenzo Canal
Valley Contractors
Alan Haenga
Johnny Haenga
Westroads Ltd – Hokitika
Robert Beaton
Xtreme Contracting Ltd
Charlie Richmond
HSEOP
HSEOP
HSEOP
HSEOP
FLM (L4)
FLM (L4)
CCWS
SUR (Asst) (L3)
RCC PIPE
RCC PIPE
RCC PIPE
RCC PIPE
PSA
CGIS
NDCE Applied
NDCE Applied
NDCE Applied
NDCE Applied
NDCE Applied
CPOBE
RCC PIPE
CCWFE
MA CPO v1
MA CPO v1
FLM (L4)
CCWFv3
CGIS
CPP
CCWFE
CCWFE
LCP HSE
HDD
Key to qualification abbreviations
AET (L4) Adult Education and Training (Level 4)
AGCHEM Agrichemical Application
CCW
Civil Construction Works
CCWFE Civil Construction Works Forestry Earthworks
CCWFv3 Civil Construction Works Foreperson (version 3)
CCWS Civil Construction Works Supervision
CGIS
Civil Infrastructure (General Introductory Skills)
CPO
Civil Plant Operation
CPOBE Civil Plant Operation Bulk Earthmoving
CPP
Competitive Pricing Procedures
CS
Pavement Surfacing Chipseal Supervision
FLM (L4) First Line Management (Level 4)
HDD
Horizontal Directional Drilling
HSEOP Health, Safety and Environment (Operations)
LCP HSE Limited Credit Programme
MA CPOv1 Modern Apprenticeship in Civil Plant Operation
MA RMv1 Modern Apprenticeship in Roadmarking
NDCE Applied National Diploma in Civil Engineering (Applied)
NDIAM National Diploma in Infrastructure Asset Management
PIPE
Infrastructure Pipelaying
PIPEv1 Infrastructure Pipelaying (version 1)
PSA
Pavement Surfacing Application
PSPO
Pavement Surfacing Plant Operation
RCC
Recognition of Current Competency
RMO
Roadmarking Operator
ROT
Road Opening (Trenching)
SUR (Asst) L3 Surveying (Assistant) Level 3
WR
Water Reticulation

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Recognising skills at
Multi Civil Contractors Ltd
Congratulations to Jim Ginty, John Maika, Mathew Mua and Mita Henare
of Multi Civil Contractors Ltd in Wellington, who recently achieved their
National Certificate in Infrastructure Pipelaying.
For information about
careers or training,
contact your nearest
InfraTrain Regional
Advisor:
The group gained the qualification
through Recognition of Current
Competency (RCC), which recognises
the existing skills and knowledge of
experienced contractors.
Director Jim Ginty says, “Most of us have
been in the industry a long time, and it
has been useful to get formal recognition
of our skills and knowledge. We are all
Registered Drainlayers, so it made sense to
get a ticket for our pipelaying work too.
Being qualified in both of these areas will
help our company attributes.”
InfraTrain Training Advisor, Red Thompson,
says, “I am delighted that Jim and his team
have achieved their National Certificates.
It was great to be able to offer the RCC
process, and it was the ideal way for them
to be recognised for their skills.
“Jeremy Palmer, the group’s Assessor,
provided guidance which allowed the
group to show their individual skills and
unique experiences in their portfolio of
evidence. They also completed off-job unit
standards for working in confined spaces,
and knowledge of pathogens and disease
control, at Opus International Consultants
in Seaview.
Red adds, “Jim and his team have
worked extremely hard, and InfraTrain
congratulates them on their achievements.
Multi Civil has really embraced RCC, and
another employee is currently working
towards the National Certificate in Civil
Construction Supervision through the
same process.”
Auckland
021 406 274
09 415 0800
Hamilton
021 406 276
07 839 0457
Opotiki
021 406 295
07 315 5705
Rotorua
021 406 296
07 348 7400
Hastings
021 406 380
06 871 0478
Palmerston North
021 406 381
06 359 1463
Wellington
021 406 289
04 297 9570
Nelson
021 406 286
03 541 0397
Christchurch
021 844 549
03 357 8256
Dunedin
021 406 279
03 471 8235
(From left to right): Jim Ginty, Mita Henare, John Maika and Mathew Mua of Multi Civil Contractors Ltd
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