Wow, where did the year go? With the last month of the year upon us – and hopefully a stunning summer – this will be my final column for 2019.
There isn’t much to comment on that I and others haven’t done so in past newsletters, but I’ll do my best to raise the bar (excuse the pun).
The Council had a meeting last month where we discussed the Association’s and industry’s achievements, as well as the challenges that have arisen.
While we haven’t made any more progress on those obstacles, we’re confident their journeys will come to end in the new year.
However, with this in mind, another concern has piqued our interest – mainly, Sitesafe’s work with Construction Health & Safety NZ (CHASNZ) around the variations in requirements for people to gain access to sites and other construction work areas.
CLICK HERE to read the full article.
There isn’t much to comment on that I and others haven’t done so in past newsletters, but I’ll do my best to raise the bar (excuse the pun).
The Council had a meeting last month where we discussed the Association’s and industry’s achievements, as well as the challenges that have arisen.
While we haven’t made any more progress on those obstacles, we’re confident their journeys will come to end in the new year.
However, with this in mind, another concern has piqued our interest – mainly, Sitesafe’s work with Construction Health & Safety NZ (CHASNZ) around the variations in requirements for people to gain access to sites and other construction work areas.
CLICK HERE to read the full article.
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