Hidden killer
Asbestos is New Zealand’s number one killer in the workplace and is responsible for approximately 170 fatalities a year. As…
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CCAA 2015 final stage in force
Retention money withheld under commercial construction contracts can be held in two ways The Construction Contracts Act 2002 (CCA), which…
Preparing for the new financial year
The Successful Builder coach offers tips for increasing your paycheck alongside your workload It’s that time of the year again…
Reasonably practicable
WorkSafe offers insight into what “reasonably practicable” actually means when it comes to health and safety in a small business…
Pitfalls in contract works insurance
Builtin highlights three important issues that could affect your contract works insurance cover As with any contract of insurance, the…
CCAA update
Retention money provisions will apply regardless of the amount of money involved, meaning all subcontractors are covered The Construction Contracts…
Ticking boxes doesn’t cut it
Health and safety is everyone’s responsibility – whether you’re on site for five minutes or five hours It’s generally accepted…
Soffit detail at gable verge
BRANZ highlights a new method to achieve weathertightness at the junction between the soffit and the wall cladding at gable…
Curing concrete correctly
Relieve the pain of a bad finish by ensuring you’re curing concrete correctly Almost without exception, technical specifications call for…
Make tax time less taxing
For many, 31 March is the end of the financial year. Often it sneaks up quickly, leaving a lot of…
LBP licence changes in place
LBP competencies for Design, External Plastering and Brick and Blocklaying have been amended Developments in construction industry practices mean licence…
Cashing out in a constructive way
After you’ve worked hard on building your business from the ground up, it’s understandable that at some point you’ll want…
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