Leone joined the team in October last year as Project Support and Trigg’s Health, Safety, and Wellbeing Manager. Trigg’s track record of constructing beautiful buildings and amazing spaces, along with their passion for community, is what initially drew Leone to the role.
9-15 June was Men’s Health Week. The aim of this annual event is to get guys to think about and know a little more about their health.
Trigg recently started using a smart locally made NZ app called Mutu. Mutu lets us easily find and keep track of all our tools and equipment. Mutu is helping us to streamline our resource use and management, reduce waste, save money and optimize operations across multiple projects and sites.
We are big fans and supporters of Kye Hiko – a local One Tree Point 13-year-old who is making a name for himself for his outstanding achievements in amateur boxing and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.
Always a highlight on the local calendar, the Bream Bay Sports Awards are a celebration of local sporting talent, passion and community spirit. Held in the Waipu Celtic Barn, a Trigg project that we’re pretty proud of, we were also proud to again sponsor the Supreme Award on the night.
Despite the current economic challenges in construction right now, things are still moving ahead. We’re busy with a range of ongoing projects and looking forward to some exciting opportunities on the horizon.
Hesitating about hitting go on your construction project? The time to build is now, with construction costs set to climb once again. Working closely with your construction partner, builder and lenders will be essential for anyone navigating the housing or commercial construction market in the coming months.
We’re thrilled to share that Trigg Construction is now Toitū CarbonReduce Certified. That means we’re measuring our greenhouse gas emissions, and we’ve put in place strategies to manage and reduce impacts.
Our mates at MATES in Construction have just released three new research reports on their website including the latest MATES in Construction Well-being Survey.
Darrell was invited to speak to the Local Government Strategic Procurement Group at their recent conference held in Whangarei. The group’s members are procurement managers from every council in the country, the people responsible for procuring everything from buildings to pens!
