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Every year, Registered Master Builders Association (RMBA) hosts Constructive – an all-of-industry forum to bring stakeholders together from across the construction sector, including central and local government, suppliers, subcontractors, designers, consultants, clients and builders, to work on the issues facing the sector and collaboratively work up solutions to lift performance across residential and commercial construction. Collaboration is the theme of Constructive – something Trigg is passionate about.

At Trigg, we believe that our people are key to our success, so, as a business, we like to take care of them and their wellbeing. An example of this is our decision to provide transport for staff. With many of our builders living in Whangarei and working on projects in Marsden Point, about 40 minutes away, we decided to lay on a minibus to get them there and back safely and comfortably.

Ricki is one of Trigg’s younger apprentices who came to us straight out of school. Ricki brings amazing positivity and an infectious sense of humour to our team.

The Hundertwasser Arts Centre (HAC) Wairau Māori Art Gallery is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for any construction company. It was certainly a privilege for the team at Registered Master Builders Association company Trigg Construction to be entrusted with the delivery of this amazingly complex project. Managing Director Darrell Trigg explains the concept, where no two windows or doors were built the same and no repeated building patterns allowed, in the April issue of Building Today.