…of loyalty to the company. That reduces our staff turnover and reduces the costs of hiring. It’s good for everybody.” Waiotahi currently have 9 staff members completing training through Connexis….
Connecting Aotearoa with a variety of skills
…with are really hard working, and we keep the guys in line. Image: Samantha Higgins, left, and Renee Bryce completing a compaction test near an underpass on the Te Ahu…
Hands-on work experience key to enticing apprentices
…country’s major infrastructure assets like power stations and roading projects, opens them up to a whole new practical way of learning. “One of the most common feedback comments we get…
Connexis leading the way in attracting women to careers in Infrastructure
…consistently and with relentless commitment for inclusiveness and diversity in a male dominated business community. I will continue to focus on this initiative as I have the fundamental belief that…
Bounding ahead
…‘I didn’t just do it. I lived it’.” Sam, who has completed levels 2, 3 of an Infrastructure Works apprenticeship through Connexis, and has nearly completed level 4. Prior to…
PowerNet announced as Annual Connection 2023 Host Sponsor
…proud to be the Hosting Sponsor for the 2023 Annual Connection Competition and Excellence Awards in Invercargill. We look forward to extending our deep south hospitality to competitors,…
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…in experiencing what a career in infrastructure can offer whilst gaining NCEA credits. This is a great way for companies to support and introduce the local students to their companies…
A man of many hats
…offshore—in the oil and gas sector. From nitrogen pumping to pre-commissioning and subsea testing, Denay built a reputation for reliability and technical depth, all underpinned by a strong commitment to…
Infrastructure career top of the list for female students
…day roles of those tradespeople keeping our communities connected and provides an understanding of the career opportunities within their local community within infrastructure’s Civil, Energy, Telecommunications and Water industries. Close…
PRESS RELEASE: Franklin women sample work in the Electricity Industry
…staff its infrastructure developments over the coming years unless the workforce grows. It’s a real issue, because as we all know maintaining and growing our infrastructure is vital to keep…