Industry Events | Civil Contractors NZ

WEBINAR: The State of Civil Construction in New Zealand

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Explore the findings of the 2020 Construction Industry Survey The civil construction industry is at a pivotal stage, with shovel-ready projects, three waters reform and the NZ Upgrade Programme following hot on the heels of the COVID-19 pandemic. Join renowned journalist Bernard Hickey and a panel of leaders from civil construction companies of all sizes for a webinar that will explore where civil construction is at in New Zealand - and where it's looking for the future.

Webinar: CoPTTM Review - starting the discussion

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CCNZ and Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency present a webinar on reviewing the Code of Practice for Temporary Traffic Management (CoPTTM), including information on the process and how industry can get involved.

Webinar: Back on site under COVID-19

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Civil Contractors New Zealand will present a follow-up webinar on COVID-19 protocols for the construction industry on Friday 1 May at 2:30PM.

Auckland Branch Meetings

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Branch meetings are a chance for members and potential members to catch up, mix and mingle, enjoy a buffet meal and be updated on relevant local and national information. Meetings are planned for June 22nd, Sept 7th & Nov 2nd 2020 - these will be confirmed as soon as the current Covid situation allows.

WEBINAR: Planning to get back to work

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CCNZ and Major Associate Manage Company are teaming up to deliver a webinar to help businesses plan to return to work after COVID-19 lockdown. This will touch on government support before moving on to explore what a move to level three and practical return to work means.

WEBINAR: national construction protocols under COVID-19 Level 3 Alert

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Civil Contractors has been working with Construction Health and Safety New Zealand (CHASNZ), SiteSafe and other associations including Registered Master Builders to establish national return to work protocols for construction work sites when lockdown lifts and New Zealand returns to COVID-19 Alert Level 3. WHEN: MONDAY 20 APRIL 9:30AM SESSION FULL. A second session has been added for 12PM due to popular demand.