We're very proud that our 'microlearning safety initiative' has been shortlisted for the Best WHS Learning & Professional Development Program Award, which is bestowed by the Australian Institute of Health and Safety.
Microlearning delivers short bursts of content for learners to study at their convenience. Content can take many forms, from text to full-blown interactive multimedia. But it is always brief and targeted.
Read how we're using it here, and stay tuned to see if we secure the award in August.
We’re thrilled to be partnering with Transport for NSW and delivering the Kamay Ferry Wharves Project…rebuilding water connections across Botany Bay in New South Wales.
Read more about the project here...Kamay Ferry Wharves
When Sullivan Halaifonua arrived at Auckland Council Healthy Waters' Corban Reserve project in Tāmaki Makaurau [Auckland] New Zealand he had no idea about Amotai and the benefits Pasifika businesses can reap by becoming a member.
Sullivan Halaifonua (shown in the photo above on the right) is the Co-Director of Vava’u Contracting, a Pasifika-owned earthmoving business, with his wife Sita. They learned about the opportunity at Corban Reserve through Sullivan’s younger brother Josiah Halaifonua, the Grade A Tunnel Supervisor on the project (shown in the photo on the left).
When Sullivan and his team joined the team Quantity Surveyor Kathrine Juab could see there was potential for growth. She introduced them to Amotai, an organisation that connects Māori and Pasifika businesses to buyers committed to social procurement. As a member, Vava’u Contracting now has access to an extensive client directory, specialist resources to help gain new business, and networking opportunities online and in person.
Find out more about the million-dollar social procurement goal the Corban Reserve team have set or how Amotai can benefit Māori and Pasifika businesses.
Click on the video below to hear about the project from the team.
In partnership with Wevo we’re using Starlink to keep our far faraway construction sites connected with the ‘mothership’.
Starlink is the world's first and largest satellite constellation using a low Earth orbit to deliver broadband internet.
Quick to launch, coupled with 'Millennium Falcon' speeds and 'Neil Armstrong' reliability, the system really is one giant leap for our remote construction teams!
The square dish in the picture below is the high gain antenna attached to one of our site offices in the Pilbara, Western Australia.
In partnership with Australian OEM, BlackStump Technologies, we have co-created the 'Solarator', a compact containerised power plant that combines solar panels, batteries and a small diesel generator.