By Dentons Kensington Swan’s Stuart Robertson (partner), Justin Fredrickson (associate), Ossama Mohamed (summer clerk) As all of us will be aware COVID-19 has caused massive disruption and financial stress around the world. New Zealand as a whole and regionally has been in different levels of lockdown since March 25, 2020. While there has been assistanceContinue reading “Rule Britannia! Britannia rules COVID-19 insurance coverage waves”
Category Archives: NZ Construction News
Business NZ endorses business leaders’ comments on COVID-19 strategy
BusinessNZ endorses comments made by business leaders about the need for clarity on the government’s strategic direction in combatting COVID-19. Chief executive Kirk Hope says the government has done a good job of continuing to keep COVID at bay, but businesses would like to see more clarity on the proposed pathway out of the pandemic.Continue reading “Business NZ endorses business leaders’ comments on COVID-19 strategy”
Gunne Civil takes in latest Komatsu technology
When Queensland contractor Gunne Civil Constructions was engaged to carry out site preparation earthworks for Komatsu’s forthcoming new Wacol distribution centre and technology hub, it was an opportunity for the company to take advantage of the latest technology in managing its side of the project. Gunne Civil has a substantial fleet of Komatsu equipment, manyContinue reading “Gunne Civil takes in latest Komatsu technology”
A sustainable new solution for ageing, corroding infrastructure
Surrounded by ocean, most of New Zealand’s reinforced-concrete infrastructure lies close to the coast, making it susceptible to corrosion. Could new glass-based reinforcing hold the answer? Research at the University of Canterbury (UC) led by Structural Engineering Professor Alessandro Palermo has highlighted the impact deterioration can have on the performance of structures. This research isContinue reading “A sustainable new solution for ageing, corroding infrastructure”
Hydraulink customisation extends versatility of workhorse CAT machinery
Expert Hydraulink technicians have installed hammer piping and other new features in a complex customisation of CAT machinery designed to further extend its functionality and versatility. The customisation was completed for a customer that wanted the option to add different attachments to their reliable and efficient CAT 320f excavator, which weighs about 22t and featuresContinue reading “Hydraulink customisation extends versatility of workhorse CAT machinery”
Eco-friendly fire suppression technology protects Kiwi lives, assets and product
The latest environmentally friendly fire suppression technology is being introduced to the New Zealand market by Hydraulink Fire Suppression, to protect lives, assets and product.
Traditional steel company accelerates digital uptake
Steel, manufacturing and construction are not sectors that usually make us think of whizz-bang technologies and cool ‘apps’, but COVID-19 has meant crunch time – regardless of the sector – with customer and employee expectations of a seamless pivot to working and transacting online.
Hydraulink gives wings to lightning-fast America’s Cup
Hydraulink hydraulic hose and maintenance expertise of “the type that keeps Australasian and Asia-Pacific industrial machinery performing 24/7 to global standards” will go on display to millions of people in 225 countries when the 36th America’s Cup begins in coming months.
Forklifts: Reducing risk in the materials handling industry
RCT’s Industrial senior business development manager, Grahame Don talks about the importance of reducing the risks in forklift operations and the materials handling industry.
Concrete removal key in wharf upgrades
Work commenced at Whakatane Wharf mid-August 2020 as well as on the Ohope Wharf September 2020 to remove existing concrete from the structural piles and beams via hydro-demolition and is planned for completion in 2021.
You must be logged in to post a comment.