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A different and cool project at Pukehou School. Our recently qualified carpenters, Brad and Cody, custom built this creative playground structure in time for the start of the 2022 school term. New playgrounds are also coming up for Ongaonga School and Kereru School.
Now that parts of New Zealand have moved into Alert Level 3 it's time to remind ourselves of the protocols that apply when working on a building site. Don't forget to wear your face covering at all times! When you arrive at work to start your day make sure you remember to sign in using the Government tracer app and be sure to wash or sanitise your hands. While you work try not to share tools with your colleagues, if they are needed to be shared make sure they are sanitised well before being passing it on. It's also important to keep your one metre distance where practical, when it's time to leave again make sure you sign out!
JMC Concrete is helping us out with this concrete floor pour in Frimley at 6am this morning. This is our first hands-on experience with the locally manufactured Q-Pod Floor system.
Looks like a scene from close encounters of the third kind - at first view
Where in Frimley
All starts from the foundation good effort team 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks Guys, Great to be working with your team, congratulations on making the QPOD™ Earth Friendly Choice! 😎
A great staff Christmas Lunch and Drinks. Thanks Kune Cafe and Fraser Mack.
The signs are up in Waipukurau to promote The Acorn Project Hawkes Bay 10 Guitar Art Auction on 8 September. This event supports young people in HB living with cancer. Good on Hawkes Bay Baggers for getting behind this project...
We are proud to be supporting other Hawkes Bay businesses in these trying times.From this weekend we are back trading on Saturday! Because our stores are locally owned and operated, when you shop with ITM, you’re also helping to support local community and we think that’s pretty awesome. 😎 #shoplocal
Ready to get back to work on our job sites at level 3..
Good luck and be safe everyone.....
Hopefully with a change to Alert Level 3, we can get back to our building sites next week. There will be a few new Health & Safety requirements that need to be implemented but we'll be consulting with each customer and taking it cautiously.
Coronavirus: Builders asked to adopt new safety measures to stop Covid-19 spread
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New measures for builders outlined in a Covid-19 control plan will slow down already delayed building projects.George Olsen
