Want to complete your apprenticeship faster and get paid more?CMT Group is seeking a highly motivated and driven 3rd year Apprentice Carpenter. Join our team as an experienced apprentice and you’ll be able to knock out the rest of your apprenticeship by getting to work on the stuff that most building companies don’t ever tackle.Continue reading “3rd Year Apprentice Carpenter – Christchurch“
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General Labourer – Auckland
The Company:At CMT Group we want to become the most desirable construction workplace. This means when you start with us, you’ll be welcomed with open arms. We’re committed to constant improvement and creating an amazing workplace, inclusive of all people. The Role:CMT Group is seeking a highly organised Labourer with excellent communication skills to workContinue reading “General Labourer – Auckland“
SPARKING ELECTRIFICATION…
A technological renaissance in mobile hydraulics market As vehicle electrification accelerates, the role of the hydraulic system is being more closely examined. Battery life is paramount in electrified architectures and hydraulics have traditionally been an energy taxing technology. Improvements in the hydraulic system is therefore key to enabling a longer battery life for electrified vehicles.Continue reading “SPARKING ELECTRIFICATION…”
ON THE ROAD AGAIN…
Dynapac is on a roll in New Zealand Sometimes it can be hard to know which roller best meets your needs. There are so many factors to consider, like the size of the job, the type of surface you’ll be working on, and how much you’re willing to spend. As Dynapac’s exclusive New Zealand distributor,Continue reading “ON THE ROAD AGAIN…”
POP THE CORKS…
Winners celebrated in night of success New Zealand Institute of Building showcase winners of the 2022 NZ Building Industry Awards – Darren Cutfield wins the GIB Supreme Award. The New Zealand Institute of Building (NZIOB) announced the winners of the 2022 New Zealand Building Industry Awards on Friday, 2 September at a spectacular gala eveningContinue reading “POP THE CORKS…”
Traditional Māori construction…
ENDANGERED BUILDING WAYS REVIVED TO REBUILD, STRENGTHEN HISTORIC WHARENUI Internationally acclaimed architect and researcher Professor Anthony Hoete has returned from a successful career in London to work with communities here to revive ancient Māori construction techniques. He and his team aim to rebuild a historic Bay of Plenty wharenui that was destroyed in the NapierContinue reading “Traditional Māori construction…”
Hi-Q Electronics Ltd
We are a stocking importer/exporter and distributor of electronic and plastic components. Hi-Q is a 100% New Zealand owned 40-year-old business
CONCRETE ANSWER…
Indigenous researcher paves road to success with PPE innovation Shannon Kilmartin-Lynch, a proud Taungurung man from Mansfield in Victoria, Australia is a driving force behind an innovation at RMIT University to use disposable personal protective equipment (PPE) to make concrete stronger. The PhD scholar and Vice-Chancellor’s Indigenous Pre-Doctoral Research Fellow at RMIT is part ofContinue reading “CONCRETE ANSWER…”
HUNGRY FOR TECH
Virtual reality training takes off Successful pilots lead national series of VR-based expos for job seekers and skills-hungry sectors. Skills VR and the Ministry of Social Development are holding VR Job Expos at events around the motu following a successful pilot. The organisations’ virtual reality training tool allows people to experience immersive learning – offeringContinue reading “HUNGRY FOR TECH”
COURSE COLLABORATION…
Site Safe and industry experts enhance Foundation Passport training Site Safe is committed to ensuring Kiwi workers return home to their whānau at the end of each day. The company creates and continues to develop training such as its Foundation Passport – building construction and civil training courses as part of its pledge to buildContinue reading “COURSE COLLABORATION…”
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