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Welcome to the Contractor Directory, this site has been developed to give visitors access to the companies and organisations that work in the New Zealand contracting industry. The companies listed may be involved in a range of services from track and road construction, road sweepers and painters, general engineering, design builds and other major construction tasks... the list will hopefully become very large as time and interest gathers. Below you will find links to the NZ Associations and the ITO that represent this trade sector.
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New Zealand Contracting Industry Training Organisation. |
Regular, on-going, quality training ensures:
| Employees and their employers are able to demonstrate effective industry based training programmes as part of the Companies Attributes. | |||||||||
| Employees are trained in "safe work practices" which is then adopted in the workplace. | |||||||||
There are significant cost benefits by having well
trained staff members:
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Employees benefit by:
| Having a qualification that recognises prior learning. | |
| You will know how to work and operate plant and machinery safely, be able to 'fill in' other people's jobs (not being limited to one job). | |
| The better skilled you are - the more valuable you are to an employer. | |
| You will become better at your job and more confident in your work - even if it just confirms what you're presently doing is on track. |
| FREEPHONE 0800 ITOMAN ~ 0800 486 626 | email: mark@nzcito.co.nz |
| FAX (04) 496 3272 | : antony@nzcito.co.nz |
| PO Box 12 013 - Wellington | office :kylee@nzcito.co.nz |
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The New Zealand Contractors' Federation (Inc). |
The New Zealand Contractors Federation Inc (founded in 1944) is the
national organisation of the civil-engineering construction and general-contracting
industry a service industry that has played an important part in the development of
our country.
The industry plays a vital role in our modern economy, providing and maintaining the
countrys infrastructure of public services the services needed by a modern,
developed economy that must compete efficiently in world markets to maintain and improve
its high standard of living.
The federation is also recognised, in terms of the Industry Training Act
1993, as the industry training organisation (ITO) responsible for training for the
civil-engineering construction and general-contracting industry.
Membership is open to businesses engaged in providing:
Transport constructing and maintaining the roads,
bridges, rail- ways, airports and harbours needed for our modern transport networks.
Energy constructing and maintaining the dams, power
stations, oil and gas installations, pipelines, transmission lines and storage and
distribution facilities needed to produce and distribute energy to our industry and homes.
Communications constructing the modern communications
networks needed for business, leisure and social cohesion.
Public health constructing and maintaining the dams,
reservoirs, water-treatment plants, water pipelines, sewers and sewage-treatment and
disposal plants needed to maintain the public-health system that protects all New
Zealanders.
Farming and forestry developing, servicing and
harvesting the farms and forests that produce our major exports.
Industry and commerce constructing the factories and
process plants needed to process our raw materials into products for export and domestic
consumption. Sport and recreation constructing, developing and maintaining the
sport and recreation facilities and the parks and reserves needed to fulfil an increasing
demand for leisure pursuits.
Civil defence constructing and maintaining the
defences needed to prevent natural disasters and assisting in civil defence emergencies.
National defence constructing the facilities needed
for our national defence.
The federation's mission is:
"To protect and enhance the interests of its members" or, put more colloquially,
Getting It Right for Contractors Under that driving objective, the federation has three
subsidiary objectives:
improving overall industry quality to create a better industry performance;
improving the business environment within which the industry operates;
and improving the competitive advantage of members.
CONTACT DETAILS:
Telephone : 04 496 3270
FAX : 04 496 3272
Postal address: PO Box 12 013, Wellington
Physical address: 21 Fitzherbert Terrace, Wellington
Electronic mail
General Information : cathy@nzcontractors.co.nz
Website
: www.nzcontractors.co.nz
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