When it comes to safe, reliable site power, there is no one-size-fits-all. With that in mind, Jackson Industries now offers the Lifeguard 31, 35, and the new 35 meter board – described as three rugged, adaptable solutions designed for a wide range of projects. “Each unit can be permanently wall-mounted for long-term installations or fittedContinue reading “Lifeguard site power range expands in NZ”
Category Archives: NZ Construction News
Adaptable Anyplace…
Kiwi innovation delivers ‘world-first in construction’ A small New Zealand company is saying that it is shaking up the global construction industry, becoming what the company describes as the first in the world to deliver a “fully proven” design for industrialisation building system — “leaving even the world’s biggest players” in its wake. Adaptable Structures hasContinue reading “Adaptable Anyplace…”
Firestop Centre evolves beyond distribution
Firestop Centre has built what the company describes as a strong reputation as a specialist distributor of passive fire protection solutions. Leveraging this foundation, Firestop Centre set its sights even higher and aimed to evolve beyond distribution to play a more strategic role in the passive fire protection industry. “We launched our own line ofContinue reading “Firestop Centre evolves beyond distribution”
Concrete research…
Common low-grade clay claimed to strengthen low-carbon concrete Engineers at RMIT University have converted low-grade clay into what they describe as a high-performance cement supplement, opening a potential new market in sustainable construction materials. The global production of cement – a key ingredient in concrete – is responsible for 8% of global CO₂ emissions, accordingContinue reading “Concrete research…”
Buyer barrier: Current off-plan designs miss mark
What is making development pre-sales so hard to come by these days isn’t an issue of oversupply but a mismatch between many of the homes being built and what buyers want, says John Bolton, founder of Squirrel. He says the golden rule for developers and the success of any project – more so than everContinue reading “Buyer barrier: Current off-plan designs miss mark”
Precision engineering delivers structural integrity, rigorous standards
Bbi Wood Products’ PlyBrace and BraceTek systems are engineered with precision and are specified with the use of AraucoPly F8 structural plywood that is manufactured and tested to meet the rigorous standards of AS/NZS 2269 for Structural Plywood. “This joint Australian/New Zealand standard ensures the product’s structural integrity, making it a trusted solution for NewContinue reading “Precision engineering delivers structural integrity, rigorous standards”
Cutting edge security solutions for peace-of-mind
Revolutionising security hardware for the 21st century is a commitment that AMS Australia is 100% dedicated to delivering. “Our mission is to design and engineer state-of-the-art solutions that guarantee unparalleled safety and peace of mind. Specialising in lock monitoring hardware and high-security door solutions, we offer a unique range of products with an international reputationContinue reading “Cutting edge security solutions for peace-of-mind”
Jackson: Providing reliable power that’s built for the long haul
On a large, multi-storey construction site, or a small renovation, consistent, safe power distribution isn’t a luxury — it’s a necessity. That’s where the Lifeguard range proves its worth, says Jackson Industries general manager Mark Jackson. “From site establishment through to project completion, a Lifeguard 17 or 83 acts as the central hub, distributing three-phaseContinue reading “Jackson: Providing reliable power that’s built for the long haul”
The Site Safe way…
Building on a strong foundation reaps benefits, tender opportunities. Livingstone Building, a commercial construction company with four regional offices across New Zealand, successfully achieved ISO 45001 certification with Site Safe assisting with internal auditing. ISO 45001 is an international standard for occupational health and safety management systems, aimed at reducing occupational injuries and diseases whileContinue reading “The Site Safe way…”
Building for the future…
Construction courses develop next-gen at Te Herenga Waka–Victoria University of Wellington New Zealand’s construction sector faces significant challenges, including the need to build thousands more homes affordably, a massive backlog of infrastructure projects, and the urgent need to adapt buildings and cities for climate change resilience. “There is a critical need for a new generationContinue reading “Building for the future…”
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