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- Mangawhai builder crowned New Zealand’s top apprenticeCaidan Brien of Mangawhai has been crowned the country’s top apprentice, taking home a Mitre 10 and Makita $10,000 prize package. Rotorua’s Taylor Forrest came second, taking home a $7,000 prize sponsored by Mitre 10 Trade and Makita, and Canterbury’s Joe McFadyen came third and won a $5,000 prize sponsored by GIB. Wellington’s Lucas CarrollContinue reading “Mangawhai builder crowned New Zealand’s top apprentice”
- Lightweight design…Ali Arc’s ‘smarter’ rack systems for the big jobs Load-carrying systems are essential for construction and trade fleets; they’re an everyday tool that saves time and improves efficiency. But what was once a simple add-on, says Haig Elgar, Ali Arc Industries general manager, is now another piece of gear that needs its benefits carefully weighedContinue reading “Lightweight design…”
- Site lighting…TPLX Builder Set adds on-site safety, flexibility Jackson Industries has introduced its new TPLX Builder Set, developed for small to medium-sized sites requiring high-performance temporary lighting. Since its launch during last year’s daylight savings period, the company says that TPLX has been adopted across infrastructure and commercial construction sites and projects. “Following the successful launchContinue reading “Site lighting…”
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