CB Civil

⭐ Charmaine's Digging Deep to Help Build NZ ⭐ 🔦 Today we're shining a spotlight on Charmaine King, a standout member of our CB Civil team! With a lifelong passion for infrastructure, Charmaine has turned her early hands-on experience into a stellar career. Recently, Charmaine won the Torpedo Challenge at the CCNZ Waikato Branch and Bay of Plenty Regional Excavator Operator Competition, showcasing remarkable precision and skill. She’s also earned accolades abroad, including a top-three finish in Washington. Back in New Zealand, Charmaine is making an impact on the 1.4km shared access path project in Hamilton’s Peacocke neighborhood, where her enthusiasm for work and team spirit truly shines. Charmaine’s journey is a fantastic example of the exciting opportunities in civil construction. She encourages others to explore this dynamic field—you might just find your passion! Click the link below to read the full article 👇 https://lnkd.in/gQ38vRr6 #CivilConstruction #TeamSpotlight #ExcavatorOperator #CBcivil

It's awesome to be a part of your journey and watch you go from strength to strength, Fei. We appreciate all of your hard work and can't wait to witness your growth and future successes in the industry. 👏👏 Puatala #civilconstruction #Inspiration

Our team had a blast at the recent CCNZ Northland Construction Awards, rubbing shoulders with like-minded individuals, and celebrating the world-class civil mahi being delivered in the region. We were chuffed to take home the 'Innovation Award' for the construction of the NIWA Kingfish RAS facility: New Zealand's first commercial scale, land-based fishery. This was a special project which leaves a great legacy for Northland, and New Zealand, with the capacity to deliver up to 600 tonnes of harvested Haku Kingfish annually. Thanks must go to our team, our clients - Northland Regional Council & NIWA , our various project collaborators, and CCNZ Northland for hosting a brilliant event. If you're interested to learn more about the project check out the links below👇 Video: https://lnkd.in/gVYJGz_R Case study: https://lnkd.in/gnXUZE2U 🐟 🐟 🐟 #civilconstruction #innovation #awards

We're proud to partner KiwiRail in the RNGIM space, helping to grow the number of rail users in New Zealand, and ensuring they can reach their destinations both safely and efficiently.🚉

👋: Meet Greg Wichman, National Operations Manager, and newly appointed Director and Shareholder of CB Civil. With an impressive 38 years of industry expertise, Greg joined CB Civil's senior leadership team in 2020, bringing invaluable experience from his tenure at McConnell Dowell. Over the course of his career, Greg has valued learning from great senior leaders and fostering strong delivery teams on the ground committed to going above and beyond. Notably, Greg spearheaded the successful completion of the Rosedale AWTP Ocean Outfall project, a groundbreaking feat in New Zealand civil construction at the time. This endeavour encompassed the design and construction of a complex and cutting-edge outfall system, showcasing Greg's dedication to innovation, quality and his ability to drive excellence at every stage of a project. Greg has been integral in setting a quality first culture on-site at CB Civil, and empowering staff to drive broader outcomes for clients. “On a personal level, I strive to share valuable lessons I’ve learnt on my journey with others. This includes teaching my children, Charlize and Steele, that work ethic, compromise, and sacrifice are the keys to success and to a better life,” says Greg. #Operations #Civilconstruction

👋: Meet Patrick Stevens, CA, Chief Financial Officer, and newly appointed Director and Shareholder of CB Civil. Joining CB Civil in 2020, Patrick skilfully guided the business through the pandemic, creating a strong company foundation through his grit and commercial acumen.   Beginning at ‘Big Four’ professional services firm KPMG, to his time in the US and UK, Stevens has worked both nationally and internationally on the delivery of major infrastructure projects, including the AU$4.9 billion transformation of Elephant & Castle, London.   Outside of work, Patrick enjoys spending quality time with his young family, and staunchly supporting Arsenal F.C, both in physical and EA SPORTS FIFA formats.⚽ Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand Ngati Pahauwera Development Trust #CFO #Civilconstruction

📢: CB Civil is excited to congratulate Patrick Stevens, CA, Chief Financial Officer, and Greg Wichman, National Operations Manager, on their appointment as Directors and Shareholders of CB Civil!   They will continue to work alongside fellow Directors Tom Fisher, Fleet Manager, and Ben Lawlor, Chief Executive Officer and now majority shareholder. Dan Allison in his role as Pre-Construction Manager completes the senior leadership team.   Bolstered by a mature and experienced senior leadership team, CB Civil is looking forward to a new chapter driven by a shared vision of controlled growth, empowering our people, working to expand regional teams and executing new and exciting projects.   Meanwhile, Jamie Campbell, CB Civil founder and co-managing director, has stepped away from the company to begin a new chapter in Abu Dhabi.   Campbell began the company in 2013 and has since overseen its growth to a staff of 150 across New Zealand. Across Campbell's tenure CB Civil delivered award-winning work, including the Peacocke Northern Transfer Main Project with Hamilton City Council which won CCNZ’s Project of the Year.  Read the full media release via the link below👇 https://lnkd.in/gTwPVR9x Civil Contractors New Zealand Engineering New Zealand Te Ao Rangahau

March was a month filled with some exciting milestones for our team and project collaborators. Most notably, the successful completion of two bridge lifts as a part of Hamilton City Council's wastewater pipeline in Peacocke. 🎉 Catch some of the action in the video below 👇

Recently, Brent from Attach2 caught up with Liam McCord, our Bay of Plenty Area Manager, and Sam Mitchell, one of our Trade Qualified Foreman, to gain insight into how our teams collaborate to deliver successful projects and outcomes for local communities. Having discussed the topic at length with the team, some clear themes emerged which are eloquently summarised by Brent.👇   "After catching up with Liam and Sam to talk about working on these collaborative projects, it becomes clear that establishing key relationships with others that share a passion for machines, as well as for the communities involved - leads to success. Not only is this success evident in the projects themselves, but on a larger scale - creating lasting impact for the Bay of Plenty locals who can enjoy them for years to come."   You can read the full article via the link below.

Last week we had the privilege of being a part of the Pasifika Navigators of Tomorrow event in Tauranga. The event did a brilliant job of showcasing the many different career paths available to our youth, while also inspiring and arming them with the relevant knowledge to chase their dreams. Danny Kayes and Bay-Leigh Johnson, from our Bay of Plenty team, flew the flag for CB Civil as they shared valuable insights from the world of civil construction with the bright and ambitious students in attendance. Many thanks to Pasifika Navigators of Tomorrow for hosting us, and to the students we had the pleasure of meeting - we cannot wait to witness all of your future successes in our exciting industry!