We’re delighted to announce that our health and safety management system has received ISO 45001 certification! Formal certification of our health and safety management system demonstrates Naylor Love’s commitment to ensuring that everyone on and around our sites is safe.
With our CEO Rick Herd on the Construction Health and Safety NZ (CHASNZ) Board of Trustees representing the commercial construction sector, we’re pleased to support the work that ConstructSafe is doing to make the New Zealand construction sector safer for everybody.
We won the Kensington Swan best initiative to address a work-related safety risk category at the 2018 New Zealand Workplace Health & Safety Awards!
We’re using the latest technology to improve safety on site with a mobile reporting app, Nintex.
We’re pleased to be working with some of the biggest construction firms in the country to improve workplace health and safety – getting everyone home safe at the end of the day is always our top priority.
Our Hereford Residences team were delighted to host a group of OSH and labour inspectors from the Pacific Islands on a site visit as part of their recent five day training course in Auckland.
Our Auckland team recently handed over a complete revamp of the SKYCITY Atrium, a massive space which acts as the front entrance to entire the SKYCITY complex.
The new ILE building at Rangiora High School in Canterbury is taking shape. We’re using an quick and safe method to the build roof frames of this 100 metre long, 30 metre wide LVL portal frame structure.
Gary Davidson and Daryl Strawbridge received Charter Champions awards at the latest Canterbury Rebuild Safety Charter event. The Charter Champions awards celebrate great health and safety leadership in Canterbury.
We’re exceptionally proud of our Canterbury Health and Safety Manager Mark Taylor, who was a finalist in the 2016 Safeguard Health and Safety Awards “Best initiative to improve employee wellness” category as part of the Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD) Working Group.
