VEHICLE LICENSING EXTENDED
Concerns about the expiry of licensing for vehicles over the lockdown period were put to rest following NZTA’s announcement of…
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BUDGET GIVES BOOST TO TRADES TRAINING
The 2020 budget announcement saw Finance Minister Grant Robertson share some sobering numbers, reflecting just how much and how long…
MAY APPRENTICE OF THE MONTH
Third-year apprentice helps create safe environment for colleagues to operate post-lockdown As the site health and safety officer, apprentice Andrew…
SHE BUILDS BRO
Our apprentice column provides an opportunity for PAC members to share their views, experiences and ideas, while providing insight for…
Working Through Alert Levels
Builders’ Business is a column by builders for builders. Its objective is to provide a forum, particularly for small business…
March apprentice of the month
Second-year apprentice hones management skills overseeing three projects at once Wellington-based Michael Butters was tasked with juggling two new builds…
Consents fall from 45-year high
March saw consents fall from a record high number in February, as numbers started to show the effects of Covid-19…
PlaceMakers helps graduates upskill
Two PAC graduates will be furthering their study and qualifications with the support of a PlaceMakers scholarship Now in its…
Preparing for a return to work
The construction industry is back in business, but the return to work brings with it a new ‘normal’ With most…
PlaceMakers level 3 update
Like many of you, we were encouraged to hear in the Prime Minister’s announcement that New Zealand has successfully slowed…
Vehicle licensing extended
As businesses look at a possible return to work, concerns about the expiry of licensing and documentation for vehicles have…
Behind-the-scenes during lockdown
The lockdown has had the biggest impact on residential construction in New Zealand in most builders’ living memory. Under Construction…