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29-30 JUNE 2022 Auckland Showgrounds www.megaevent.co.nz Official Show Guide

New Zealand's largest trade-only exhibition for people who design, construct and manage New Zealand's buildings and facilities.

• 200+ exhibitors • 5000+ visitors • Earn LBP and CPD points • Seminars

• Interactive displays • Live demonstrations • New and alternative product solutions •

C H A L L E N G I N G A O T E A R O A N E W Z E A L A N D T O C R E A T E A B U I L D I N G S Y S T E M T H A T D E L I V E R S B E T T E R O U T C O M E S F O R A L L .

Come and talk to the team at BuildNZ. Visit us Hall 2 | Stand 248

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PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY //

04 FLOORPLAN 07 FEATURE DESTINATIONS 08 NEW PRODUCT SHOWCASE 10 BUNNINGS TRADE SEMINARS 12 THE NATIONAL SAFETY SHOW SEMINARS 14 UNITEC - SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE 16 RESENE - INSPIRED BY TRENDS

20 NZSA - NEW ZEALAND SECURITY ASSOCIATION 22 SITE SAFE - SITE REVIEWS 23 MATES IN CONSTRUCTION 24 BUILDNZ - EXHIBITOR LISTINGS 32 FACILITIES INTEGRATE - EXHIBITOR LISTINGS 42

THE NATIONAL SAFETY SHOW - EXHIBITOR LISTINGS

45 ADDENDUM 47 PRODUCT INDEX

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ASBUILT IMMERSION LAB Immerse yourself in a digital world in the asBuilt Immersion Lab.

Hall 3

asBuilt’s Immersion Lab is a portable seven metre diameter, 360° circular studio theatre. It is the only one of it’s kind in New Zealand.

Immersion Lab projects a digital environment into the physical world to showcase assets virtually; allowing unique immersive group and stakeholder experiences. A picture speaks 1000 words. Technical complexity is best conveyed via 3D imagery and graphics. This is certainly the case when that imagery moves around you, with full surround-sound at three metres high. The viewer is immersed into the moving image itself and every sense in their body tells them they are ‘in’ that space. This is a great environment for stakeholder engagement, training and storytelling.

Sales & Event Manager Raeesa Banu Essa

Sales Manager Carmel Jones

Orange Means Go! Those three simple words announced early April were cause for excitement and celebration as the events industry was finally given the go ahead to run shows and confirmation the Mega Event, including BuildNZ, Facilities Integrate and The National Safety Show is a go – and we couldn’t be more excited! There’s no denying the past two years have presented challenging times for the entire industry. However, trade shows like this continue to be a vital sourcing and networking platform demonstrating. There is no compromise for the power of getting face to face with your customers, colleagues and industry peers – and this edition of the Mega event will not disappoint! New Zealand’s largest trade only show for your industry will present a showcase of the newest technology, products, solutions and know-how not seen for many years. It goes without saying, at no other time has an event like this been so important for the sector. So, what have we got lined up for you? For starters, three very full exhibition halls packed with thousands of new products, solutions and technology from over 200 national and international exhibiting suppliers. Over 20 learning and development seminars will be presented across the show including our very special keynote speaker Sean Godsell streamed live from Melbourne into the Bunnings Trade Seminar area. Features not to be missed include the German Pavilion, the asBuilt Immersion Lab showcasing digital BIM technology, the Digital Infrastructure Zone featuring smart building technology and EV Base, an area demonstrating the importance of EV for a more sustainable future. Not to mention the many trade deals, onsite prizes and more. The biggest challenge for you is to ensure you plan your time well so as not to miss any of it!. Finally, a big thank you to our exhibitors, suppliers, sponsors and media partners who have stuck by us through such a long and difficult period. We’ve now been charged by you to put on the very best Mega Event for the good of the industry. Enjoy time with colleagues whilst you experience all that’s new to the industry – you deserve it!. Here’s to a great show!

Operations Manager Charlotte Dunn

Managing Director Brent Spillane

Event Director Tony Waite

Head of Marketing Samantha Linn

Head of Sales Lorraine Smith

Published by XPO Exhibitions Ltd

Published for Mega event 2022 Mega event team 2022 Exhibition Sales Raeesa Banu Essa and Carmel Jones

Operations Charlotte Dunn, Charné Olivier Marketing Samantha Linn, Kayla Brunton, Izzy Grantham, Kristof Ujdur & Hanako Katsuki Graphic Design Louise Brosnan

Accounts Salmaan Sham Events Director Tony Waite Managing Director Brent Spillane

The listings and information provided in this magazine are supplied by the exhibitors. Whilst all care is taken, XPO Exhibitions will not accept responsibility for incorrect information. Editorial opinion and advertising statements printed in the Mega event magazine do not necessarily reflect the views of XPO Exhibitions Ltd and its staff, unless expressly stated. XPO Exhibitions Ltd Level 3, Orams Marine Village, 152 Beaumont Street, Westhaven, Auckland, 1010

Ph: + 64 9 976 8300, Fx: +64 9 379 3358 E: info@xpo.co.nz, W: www.xpo.co.nz

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FLOORPLAN // MEGA EVENT 2022

HALL 4

DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURE ZONE

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EV BASE

BOULEVARD

REST AREA

REST AREA AND COFFEE AREA

ENTRY

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MEGA EVENT 2022 // FLOORPLAN

HALL 3

HALL 2

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BOULEVARD

BOULEVARD

Seminar Series

228

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EXHIBITORS // ALPHABETICAL

COMPANY NAME

STAND COMPANY NAME

STAND COMPANY NAME

STAND

Smartly.

325 255 264

NASIOL

418 442 457 460 485 329 434 452 401 431 459 487 417 477

BUILDNZ

SolutionAir Spark IoT

Nestlé Professional

5Merchants

374E

Net Alarms Ltd

A2K Technologies

301

Specifi

6

Netcare

ACO Limited

374H

STO New Zealand

374A

New Zealand Security Association

Adroit

264

StopDigging!

322

Nexans NZ Ltd

AEG - Techtronic Industries (New Zealand) Pty Ltd AkzoNobel Coating Ltd

Stormwater Systems 290 The Double Glazing Company North Shore 301a The Heating Company 300 Tiger Turf 277 Tile Square Limited 308 TLC Contractors 330 Totalsite Supplies 311 Unitec - School of Architecture T2 Unreal Lawns 347 Urban Group 276 UV Innovations 303 UZIN Utz South Pacific Ltd 374J Waterflow NZ Ltd 302 White Rabbit 307 Würth NZ Ltd 374I

Precise Consulting

245 407 327 309 261 248 334 263 312 332 326 316 340 291 368 374J 321 320 246 265 374A 21 321 374K

Preformed Line Products Restoration Specialists Ricoh New Zealand Limited

Amorini NZ Ltd

BCI Central

SALTO Systems Simple Green

Bowers Brothers Concrete

BRANZ

simPRO Software Group South Pacific Waterless

BreakThrough Business Solutions Ltd

Building Performance Building Point NZ Ltd Bunnings Warehouse

Staples VR Superheat SureShotz

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444

416A

Clarc Limited

Surveillance Technologies Ltd

455 421 460

Cleaning Systems Ltd Clear Energy Limited

Temperzone Ltd

The Digital Security Institute

Climate Control Companies Association New Zealand (CCCANZ)

Thinkproject

1

Tiger Coffee Limited

400

Cohe Group Ltd ColourSteel Degafloor NZ Dexters Group Diamond Fusion Dr. Passivhaus

Timescapes

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FACILITIES INTEGRATE ABEP Limited Access - Partners in Property

TOPPS Products Aus & NZ Pty Ltd

435 468 530 437 476 432 458 18

Traka - Assa Abloy TransNet NZ Limited

480 499 466 451 513 496 D01 462 473 406 445 416 436 428 483 424 456 402 474 500 448 486 482 502 443 470 374L 403 374B 5 16 7

Treas Tech Ltd

Air Solutions Limited

Upcycle Ltd

All Heart NZ Charitable Trust

Driair Ltd

VisTab

Allied Telesis New Zealand Limited

First Gas Limited

Ward Chandler Electrical X-press Facilities Services Ltd

Armstrong Smarter Security

Fit Ya Face FormSteel

asBUILT

YHI (New Zealand Ltd)

404 + 508

Atlas Gentech Augview Limited

German-New Zealand Chamber of Commerce Inc.

Zyte Ltd

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374B

Aware Group

Glass Vice

333

Axis Communications

THE NATIONAL SAFETY SHOW ASWEFA 206 Cortiical 253 Employers and Manufacturers Association (EMA) 234 Ergohub Ltd 232 Evctix New Zealand 203 Ferno 236 First Security 298 Forsite 235 HSI Donesafe 233 JB's Wear 240 Melanoma New Zealand 242 MYZONE 223 NZ College of Chiropractic 228 NZ Red Cross - National Office 221 NZ Safety Blackwoods Ltd 257 Phoenix Healthcare Ltd 299 PracMed NZ 229 Pryors Apparelmaster 204 SaferMe Limited 269 Safety Nets NZ Ltd 208 Safety Step NZ Ltd 230 Safety'n Action Ltd 200 Shewee & Peebol 222 Site Safe 252 Smart First AED 226 St John 231 Staffy Limited 249 The Drug Detection Agency Ltd (TDDA) 115 Tru-Bilt industries 210 Vertical Horizonz NZ 237 Workdek 272 WorkSafe NZ 220

Häfele NZ Ltd

374C

Belgotex

Hiandri Solutions Ltd Hot Water Heat Pumps Hunza® Outdoor Lighting

367 315 270 326 262 366 450 304 335 284 281 336 323 305 407 260 369 285 348 282 346 328 331 423 306 324 310 370 408 318 258 T1 11

Blygold New Zealand Butler TechSense Ltd

Clevertronics Ltd

IRHACE

Connect Security Products

Jackson Industries Kärcher New Zealand

CONQA

374G

Conslab Limited

KeepSafe

Construction Photography

Kitchen Mania Commerical Korok Building Systems

Crestron

Crosbies Security

Lucidity

CSE Genesis

Massey University - School of Built Environment

CSP

Custom Technology Systems Dormakaba New Zealand Ecoglo International Limited

Masterspec

MATES in Construction NZ

MegaForm NZ Ltd

Eurotec Ltd Evnex Ltd

429 + 522

n3 Business Buying Power

Olimpia Splendid

Fire Security Services Ltd

PayApps Perftech

Gallagher

Generator Rental Services

PeterFell Ltd

George Walkers Office Furniture

Premier Group International

Geutebrück Pacific Global Seismic Data

Premier Insulation Quick Fitting NZ

433 469 339 506

HealthSafe

Resene Construction Systems

Jet Black Fan Systems

Resene Paints Ltd

Laser Group

Rheem New Zealand Ltd

Leading Solutions

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Roberts NZ LTD

Legrand New Zealand

449

Ronstan Tensile Architecture

LSC New Zealand

471

Safe365 Global

MacMillan Plumbing & Gas Limited

409 447 475 478 461

saveBoard

Merquip

Sealed Air Corporation Showerwell & Tilemax

Milestone Systems

Moddex

Sigma Sheetmetals Products Limited

MRI Software

Sitemate Power Systems

My Energy

400A

Smartfloor NZ

Nano Hygiene

415

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FEATURE DESTINATIONS NOT TO BE MISSED

National Safety Show Seminars

Bunnings Trade Seminar Series

Keynote speaker - Sean Godsell

Upskill and learn with two full days of seminars covering all the latest safety topics essential for your business.

Streamed live from Melbourne, Sean has recently been announced the 2022 recipient of Australia’s highest architecture honour, the Australian Institute of Architects Gold Medal. Don’t miss out!

Free to attend LBP and CPD accredited seminars and panel discussions presented by the industry’s experts.

DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURE ZONE

asBuilt Immersion Lab

Digital Infrastructure Zone

EV Base

The only one of it’s kind in NZ, asBuilt’s Immersion Lab is a 360° circular studio theatre projecting a digital environment into the physical world to showcase assets virtually.

Presenting leading solutions in construction technology and smart buildings and highlights 'how can we build buildings better'.

See how you can access and implement EV into buildings and facilities across the country via physical EV infrastructure, software, fleets, installers, associations and more.

BRANZ

Networking Lounge

German Pavillion

Challenging Aotearoa New Zealand to create a building system that delivers better outcomes for all. Talk to the team in on stand stand 248

Just like a ‘roof shout’ this is the best place to network with colleagues, friends and fellow industry experts.

Presented by the German-New Zealand Chamber of Commerce the pavilion brings together German Know-How and Kiwi ingenuity from a group of leading ‘Made in Germany’ suppliers.

WHAT'S NEW // NEW PRODUCT SHOWCASE

FIRST SECURITY Keep your team safe with WelfareFirst™. Our 24/7 welfare monitoring team are enabled by smart technology - automated welfare checks, panic and silent alerts and GPS tracking. WelfareFirst is a beautifully simple and effective solution for monitoring worker safety - a safety net that ensures everyone is checked in and safe. www.firstsecurity.co.nz/products/welfarefirst/ Stand 298, Hall 2

MODDEX Ezibilt is the ultimate pre-engineered, modular ramp and stair solution, offering modular flexibility that can be configured to suit any site of varying heights and contours. It replaces traditional custom-built access ramp and stairs and eliminates the time-consuming processes associated with site measuring, customised design and installation. www.moddex.com/products/ezibilt/ Stand 478, Hall 4

NASIOL NASIOL, is one of the world’s leading producers of surface protection solutions using the latest developments in nanotechnology. Each one of our nanocoatings has unique value propositions but the most common benefits are; Anti-corrosion • Hydrophobicity • Oleophobicity • Scratch resistance • Easy to clean Anti-graffiti • Stain resistance • UV protection • Chemical protection • Antimicrobial and antiviral Come and see Nanoprotect the distributor for NASIOL at www.nanoprotect.nz Stand 418, Hall 4

OLIMPIA SPLENDID Olimpia Splendid Unico Pro The first wall-mounted air conditioner with no external unit. www.olimpiasplendid.co.nz Stand 305, Hall 3

QUICK FITTING The cable Pull is a forged steel push to connect wire cable pulling device. Using our quick connect technology, we offer a time saving alternative to crimp-on or wire mesh pulling devices. sales@quickfittingnz.com Stand 348, Hall 3

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NEW PRODUCT

NEW //

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TIMESCAPES Real-time visual data to efficiently track construction projects and increase team productivity. www.timescapes.co Stand 8, Digital Infrastructure Zone, Hall 4

TRAKA Traka Touch Key Cabinets are sophisticated systems that have intelligence built-in. They can operate as a standalone or networked to TrakaWEB management software. Extremely versatile allowing for management of 10 to 720 Keysets. A full audit trail of all transactions is retained within the system for reporting purposes. www.traka.com Stand 468, Hall 4

RESCUA BY TREAS TECH The Next-Generation Emergency lighting system that supports • Indoor emergency location • On-premises incident verification • Evacuation safety report

It provides the safety/security/fire warden with a digital tool to protect the occupants at a higher level. Rescua™ sets a new benchmark of building safety.

www.rescua.com Stand 437, Hall 4

UPCYCLE Tovnet Solar CCTV is an innovative camera made in South Korea. It is the 100% wireless CCTV camera that requires no cables or wires. Experience the most cost and time effective CCTV camera in the world. www.upcycle.co.nz Stand 18, Digital Infrastructure Zone, Hall 4

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SEMINARS // BUNNINGS TRADE SEMINAR SERIES

SEMINARS, DAY 1

WEDNESDAY 29 JUNE

10:30AM-12:00PM // 15 NZRAB CPD POINTS ON SHADE Sean Godsell // Architect // KEYNOTE SPEAKER

12:00PM-1:00PM NZGBC PANEL - BETTER BUILDINGS WITH SUSTAINABILITY Panelists: Bobby Shen // NZBGC, Business Development Manager for Exisiting Buildings Mark Sinclair // FM Concepts Courtenay Tom // Bayleys Senior Facilities Manager

1:00PM-1:45PM SO, WHY DO I NEED TO GET MY PRODUCT CERTIFIED? Robbie Mitten // BRANZ

2:00PM-3:00PM FIT-FOR PURPOSE INDOOR ENVIRONMENTS – CHANGING THE CONVERSATION TO EMBRACE OUR NEW REALITY Lance Jimmieson // Director of Jackson Engineering Robert Mannes // Director of 22 Degrees

3:15PM-4:00PM DETERMINING THE CHARGING CAPACITY YOUR FACILITY NEEDS Glenn Inkster // e-Mobility Division Manager, TransNet NZ Limited

4:15PM-4:45PM DIGITISING AN UNDIGITIZED INDUSTRY David Burton // Founder of asBuilt

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BUNNINGS TRADE SEMINAR SERIES // SEMINARS

SEMINARS, DAY 2

THURSDAY 30 JUNE

10:30AM - 11:30AM NEW H1 INSULATION REQUIREMENTS Christian Hoerning // Senior Building Science Advisor in the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment's Building Performance team 12PM-12:45PM SECURING YOUR SECURITY – CYBER SECURITY FOR ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEMS Logan Woods // Principal Security Consultant at Aura Information Security, a division of Kordia

1PM-1:45PM How Smart FM and AM Data Supports Metlifecare Growth Strategy & How to Engage Effectively with Key Stakeholders Jack Crutzen // Director of PRISMA Facilities Management Peter Wyatt // Senior Facilities Manager for Metlifecare

2PM-2:45PM ADVANCING OFFSITE MANUFACTURING FOR A BETTER TOMORROW Scott Fisher // CEO of OffsiteNZ

3PM-3:45PM DE-RISKING THE CONSTRUCTION SUPPLY CHAIN Nick Opasinis // Senior Business Development Manager, PAYAPPS

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SEMINARS // THE NATIONAL SAFETY SHOW

SEMINARS, DAY 1

WEDNESDAY 29 JUNE

11:15AM - 12:15PM HOW TO USE AN AED (AUTOMATED EXTERNAL DEFIBRILLATOR) Scott Lewis // St Johns

12:30PM - 1:15PM WORK SHOULD NOT HURT Chris Polaczuk // Programme Manager | Ergonomics, CHASNZ

1:30PM - 2:15PM CHALLENGING THE SYSTEM SO THAT HSRS CAN THRIVE Ali Whitton // Engagement Lead at WorkSafe Brent Armitage // Safety Business Partner at Air New Zealand Sherry Peck // WorkSafe

2:30PM - 3:15PM SUICIDE PREVENTION IN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY MATES in Construction Field Officers // Suicide Prevention in the Construction Industry

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SEMINARS, DAY 2

THURSDAY 30 JUNE

10:30AM - 11:15AM IMPORTANCE OF H&S SITE REVIEWS/AUDITS Chris Jobson // Site Safe

11:30AM - 12:15PM BUILDING BETTER SAFETY OUTCOMES BY LEARNING FROM EVERYDAY WORK Brent Sutton // Learning Teams Inc

FREE COPY OF BRENT'S BOOK 'LEARNING FROM EVERYDAY WORK' FOR EACH ATTENDEE

12:30PM - 1:15PM DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY PLATFORMS CHANGING THE FACE OF WORKPLACE DRUG TESTING Rod Dale // Former New Zealand police officer, qualified detective and served in the drug squad Michael Lindsay // CIO of Imperans, TDDA Group's IT provider

1:30PM - 2:15PM EMPLOYMENT LAW: CAN WE REDUCE STRESS IN MANAGING MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES IN THE WORKPLACE? Sam Houlison // Senior Associate at Hesketh Henry

2:30PM - 3:15PM LONG COVID (POST COVID SYNDROME) WHAT DOES IT MEAN FOR YOUR BUSINESS AND YOUR HEALTH AND SAFETY PLAN? Melanie Dale & Rachel Bowen // WorkSafe Engagement Leads

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UNITEC // SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE

Render of proposed Auranga 2022 Pavilion

BACKUP OF CIRCULAR ECONOMY WITH UNITEC'S UPCYCLED MATERIALS WITHIN SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE DESIGN-BUILD PROJECTS A circular economy is a transformative economy that redefines production and consumption patterns to eliminate waste and add value to material circulation. Although scholars and practitioners have different interpretations of the circular economy concept, most agree that it is strongly linked to reducing, reusing, and recycling activities. Reusing timber offcuts, for items such as dining tables and desks for one or two people or even multi-person urban furniture, can help create useful products while decreasing construction waste. In New Zealand, many social entrepreneurs and startups are investigating how to upcycle everyday waste. The upstart Critical was established in 2013 by Rui Peng and Andy Crowe to achieve environmental sustainability by upcycling plastic waste to create aesthetically pleasing functional objects.

More recently, talented PhD Candidate, Ged Finch developed the XFrame building system that aims to transition to circularity in

Recycled Abodo Material being processing into panels

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were fashioned into a pop-up seating area and integrated bike parking for the 2021/22 summer. The new project will be installed at Auranga’s emerging suburban community later in the year. It will seek to push the design, scale and the number of stakeholders in its realisation to fabricate a more permanent pavilion structure. The project will use three times the amount of recycled ABODO product, turning it into laminated square profile lengths. SaveBoard, a sustainable building material created from packaging waste, will be used to brace the structure and provide some interesting aesthetic design opportunities. By involving the community we seek to further emphasise the benefits of reusing and repurposing waste products for new outcomes to a broad societal group, and in doing so, highlight ways to consider their own behaviour around consumption. By involving the community we seek to further emphasise the benefits of reusing and repurposing waste products for new outcomes to a broad societal group, and in doing so, highlight ways to consider their own behaviour around consumption.

construction by offering a construction system that recovers and reuses almost all the building layers. The product provides a modular framing and commercial fit-out system out of 13 standard CNC plywood parts that include structure and internal and external linings. The XFrame circular building system incorporated reversible fixing methods to ensure changes can be easily made while minimising the mess and waste. Within the Unitec Institute of Technologies' School of Architecture, we try to incorporate ideas of sustainable practices with our student- build projects. Over the last few years, many exhibition-based projects utilised circular economy practises as an effective educational tool for improving the built environment and assisting students in interacting with the community and applying theories to real-world projects.

Completed Bike Pod

Completed Bike Pod

Unitec has been working with XPO Exhibitions to produce student- led product displays for the past five years. In 2019, the Unitec Straw into Gold project sought to spotlight climate change and better building practices. The exhibit contained a one-third scale model of a small habitable structure that explored technologies around circular economies and community empowerment. At the heart of this project was the utilisation of bio-based building materials, specifically straw, a by-product of grain production and an abundant resource in Aotearoa, to develop an insulated, prefabricated timber-frame panel. The project planned for this year's BuildNZ Mega event intends to extend on previous work that resulted in the production of an upcycled 'BikePod' for 'Auranga's Village Square. In this project we produced laminated panels from recycled ABODO offcuts. These

Authors: Dr Yusef Patel, Sameh Shamout and Peter McPherson

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Come and see us at the German Pavilion

The German New Zealand Chamber of Commerce Inc. (GNZCC) is back at BuildNZ in 2022 to connect you to new business partners and suppliers, or help you get your foot in the door with Germany’s investment incentives. Visit us at stand 374B.

374F

374G

374E

Kärcher is the world’s largest manufacturer of cleaning equipment for personal & commercial use. Whether everyday or extraordinary cleaning projects – whatever you're planning, our products and services help you do the job simply, safely and with maximum quality.

5Merchants is a New Zealand specialist distributor and seller of PassivHaus components. Partnering with the best industry suppliers, 5Merchants offer the highest quality range of PassivHaus products.

374H

374J

ACO are worldwide manufacturers and suppliers of advanced products to manage drainage and utility enclosures in both domestic and commercial environments. From shower channels, to level thresholds and driveways of all load classes, ACO has something to offer.

UZIN is a leading supplier of installation systems for floor coverings and includes the brands Uzin, Wolff, Pallmann and Codex.

374A

374A

Degafloor NZ has the largest range of MMA solvent-free resin floor coatings in the country. We use DEGADUR® surfacing products - the safe, resistant and exceptionally durable solution for any construction challenge. DEGADUR® surfaces are the industry’s first choice for public facilities, commercial buildings, and industrial areas.

Sto Render Façade Systems offer greater durability and flexibility over traditional plaster-clad systems and are complemented by a diverse range of Stolit coloured finishing renders to meet your select style. providing a compliant, highly durable, completely weathertight, sustainable facade solution.

374I

374B

Würth is the world leader in assembly and fastening material, supplying trades within the building industry including building contractors, carpenters, shop fitters, glaziers, plumbers, concreters, furniture manufacturers, electricians, roofers, demolition companies and air conditioning services. The Passivhaus / Passive House concept revolutionised the construction industry from 1991. Dr. Passivhaus provides planning and design services that are quintessentially German in their attention to detail and implementation. Our expert building team ensures a successful certification of new or retro-fit building projects to low-energy or Passive House standards. DR KOLB CONSULTING 374J

Geutebrück is an international supplier of Video CCTV solutions and process data. For over 50 years, Geutebrück has served customers in over 100 countries, both when requirements are complex and when customized solutions are demanded. Our solutions will reduce risks and losses and maximize security. Häfele is a manufacturer and distributor of quality hardware specialising in door hardware, electric access control, sliding doors, furniture fittings and door hardware. 374C

TRENDS // RESENE

Inspired by trends

A renewed love of honesty in materials, which favours those that come from nature, have made linen, wood, cane, clay and stone incredibly desirable to decorate with for their longevity and inherent beauty – along with light, bright and breezy Resene paint, timber stain colour pairings and low sheen natural look clear finishes to suit. Simple, pared down silhouettes and Scandinavian influences like whitewashed timbers in Resene Colorwood Whitewash and minimalist furnishings that focus on quality and sustainability over quantity are hugely popular. A timber headboard finished in Resene Colorwood Whitewash adds another layer of visual texture and variety to this airy tonal space. Wall in Resene Triple Pearl Lusta, floor and pendant lamp in Resene Eighth Pearl Lusta, artwork in Resene Half Black White, vases in Resene Triple Bison Hide and Resene Half Bison Hide, bowl in Resene Grey Olive and chair in Resene Brown Bramble. Linen from Foxtrot Home, cushion and pink vase from Città, throw, candle holder and mug from Blackbird Goods. Greens reign supreme From fashion to interiors, there is no hotter hue right now than green. As recently as last year, it was lighter shades of sage that were the dominant variation, but there has been a sharp shift as greens have become less grey and instead have taken on far warmer and yellowed undertones. While paler celery greens, appetising avocadoes and lavish chartreuses are all relevant viridian varietals, it’s richly saturated and enticing olive greens that have come to the forefront of popularity. Distinctly comforting and cosy with strong roots in nature, it’s understandable why lush and leafy colours like Resene Olive Green, Resene Seaweed and Resene Woodland have become the most desirable for decorating as we try and seek solace in the midst of an increasingly complicated world. No colour is more popular in home decorating today than greens – especially olive tones. Upper wall in Resene Stone Age, lower wall and battens in Resene Wilderness, floor in Resene Green White, side tables in Resene Alabaster with ‘marble effect’ in Resene FX Paint Effects medium coloured with Resene Rolling Stone, cacti pot in Resene Celeste and vases/accessories in Resene Beethoven, Resene Papier Mache, Resene Hampton, Resene Toffee, Resene Teak and Resene Twine.

The ripple effect created by recent challenges has been hugely disruptive for decorating and design trends, given the massive interruption to global supply chains and the cancellation of significant fashion and design events. This has opened things up to more opportunities for creativity. Decorators are taking matters into their own hands and creating clever and colourful solutions that are unique to their personal wants and needs, as well of those of their family, rather than being dominated by fast fashion and quick trend turnover. Here’s some key trends that homeowners are focusing on. Walls, floors and ceilings are the backdrop to so many accessories and gift purchases. These are some of the colour themes your clients may be inspired by:

Lighter than air Recent events have reminded all of us of the need to take (or make) time to switch off and tune in to what’s really important: our own wellbeing and the health of those we care about. This turn towards self-care and wellness is materialising into a sweeping change of lifestyles and values, and a rethink of how we bring this into the design of our homes.

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RESENE // TRENDS

Down to earth The decade long obsession with motifs, colours, materials and silhouettes popular in the 80s has waned and made way for 1970s influences. This is playing out through both colours but also with textures through earthy, handmade artisanal elements like pottery, macrame and dried floral arrangements. Given the natural beauty inherent to wood grain, it’s no wonder that timber walls, ceilings, flooring and joinery are all trending. When it comes to colours, look to browns from suede to espresso like Resene Dusty Road and Resene Felix, rich adobe terracotta like Resene Sante Fe and Resene Tuscany, avocado greens like Resene Avocado and Resene Lichen and biscuit beiges like Resene Double Biscotti and Resene Half Akaroa to bring today’s tones to your walls, flooring and furniture The word terracotta is borrowed from Italian and translates to

The new neutrals After two decades of cool, flat greys and whites reigning as the preferred neutrals, there has been a shift towards warmer and more complex options. Character neutrals, which feature

more depth in their subtle undertones, are all the rage.

Stone greys, biscuit beiges, blush suedes, steeped whites, olive taupe, slate greys and complex pewters like Resene Cobblestone, Resene Anglaise, Resene Calico, Resene Tea, Resene Cargo, Resene Silver Chalice and Resene Blue Bark represent the new neutrals that are trending today. Immensely flexible thanks to their rich and intricate undertones, each of these hues make a solid base for those who like to regularly change up their accent décor. Simply layer them with warmer-toned accessories like Resene Fire and Resene Americano in the cooler months and crisper tones like Resene Quarter Frozen and Resene Zumthor when the mercury rises to regulate the ‘visual temperature’ of your home. Back wall in Resene Zumthor with shelf wall in Resene Blue Bark and floor stained in Resene Colorwood Dark Ebony. Linen and robe from Penney & Bennett, artwork by Sofia Lind from Slow Store, bedside table from Danske Móbler, carafe set from Sunday Homestore, ottoman from Republic Home.

‘baked earth’, so it doesn’t get much toastier or earthier than these clay-coloured hues. It’s the oxidisation of the iron rich soils used to create the porous pottery which shares the moniker that you can thank for the colour, which is undeniably warming when used in quantities both large and small. Channel the warmth of the Mediterranean with a subtly mottled paint effect in earthy hues. Wall and large vase in Resene Wild

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Tropical motifs Fronds from palm to monstera continue to grace wallpaper and textiles and are a chic way to bring elements of the outside in. But more and more, we’re seeing these patterns appear in more unexpected colour combinations. Rather than typical emerald and ivy greens, it’s designs with pretty pastel pinks, blues and beiges that have been popping up on our radar. Try Resene Wallpaper Collection 218741 on a statement wall or use it to cover dresser drawers or a door for an airy look. Or try your hand at hand-painting some palms on to a headboard or coffee table using an array of Resene testpots to bring instant elegance to your bedroom or lounge.

West with Resene FX Paint Effects medium coloured with Resene Sante Fe, floor in Resene Blank Canvas, table and daybed base in Resene Korma, arch in Resene Wild West, plant pot in Resene Sand, pendant lamp in Resene Alabaster, artwork in Resene Nero. Rug, cushions and glass from Città, bag from Blackbird Goods. Bring a touch of elegance to warm paint colours by pairing them with brass or gold metallics, white marble finishes and rich fabrics like leather, velvet or raw silk. Wall and floor in Resene Half Scotch Mist, vases (from left) in Resene Half Scotch Mist, Resene Leather and Resene Lemon Twist. Table and daybed from Contempa.

Left wall in Resene Wallpaper Collection 218741, other walls in Resene Alabaster, floor in Resene Colorwood Rock Salt. Sofa and ottoman from Contempa, lamp from Good Form, cushion covers and side table from Città, rug from Mood Store, mirror from Made of Tomorrow. Wall in Resene Wallpaper Collection 47404, floor in Resene Thor, coffee table in Resene Pale Leaf (background), Resene Thor (vine leaves), Resene Swamp (large simple leaf) and Resene Green Meets Blue (palm leaf), cane chair in Resene Surf Crest and hand chair stained in Resene Colorwood Driftwood. Artwork from Nood, hand chair from Bali and Teak. Homeowners are increasingly bringing in touches of on trend colours and designs to evolve their home’s design and keep it current meshing old with new. Decorating is becoming more of a journey, where favourite treasures are collected and curated with touches of colour, rather than starting with a clean slate. New elements need to elevate and enhance the existing room décor.

Back wall in Resene Triple Merino, timber wall (left) stained in Resene Colorwood Pickled Bean, grooved wall (right) in Resene Quarter Karaka, shelves in Resene Settlement, floor stained in Resene Colorwood Uluru and desk in Resene All Black. Artwork from endemicworld.

View more in the new habitat plus – colour and decorating trends, available to view free online, www.resene.co.nz/habitatplus

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NZSA // NEW ZEALAND SECURITY ASSOCIATION

Founded in 1972, the New Zealand Security Association (NZSA) is the largest industry representative body for the security industry in New Zealand, representing over 85% of the industry by revenue and employee numbers. Its members include security providers covered by the PSP&PI Act and ranging from large multinationals to sole traders, and also includes individuals and companies who are not direct providers of security services but have an interest in the industry. The NZSA’s vision is to support and promote a thriving security industry in New Zealand that operates professionally and ethically, is committed to the safety of its workers and continuous improvement, meets the needs of its stakeholders and provides reward, opportunity and both professional and personal development for those who work within it. The Association’s strategic focus includes promoting viable career pathways within the industry, ensuring industry training meets industry needs, improving industry best practice through standards, codes of practice and industry guidelines, advocacy and education. Over the last five years, the NZSA has launched a number of initiatives that have supported our vision for the industry, including:

The New Zealand Security Association (NZSA) is the largest industry representative body for the security industry in New Zealand.

In frustration at the inability to progress such an important industry resource, the NZSA took ownership of the project and through the collective efforts of the NZSA executive, board and a number of security providers, the Security Services in New Zealand Good Practice Guideline was launched in 2019 and is hosted on the NZSA website as a resource available for all industry. Security Career Pathways Website One of the greatest challenges for security providers currently is the recruitment and retention of sufficient workers to meet service requirements. This has been particularly exacerbated by the Covid pandemic. To promote the breadth of security roles and the pathway opportunities for those seeking career progression, the NZSA designed and launched the NZ Security Career Pathways website www.securitycareers.co.nz under the banner Security: a career to be proud of. The website includes information on the roles, skill set requirements, training requirements and options, indicative pay scales and possible pathways within the industry, and into other sectors or industries. The site features a number of short videos of employees in their roles, talking about their jobs and what they most enjoy about their work. It provides an excellent support tool for the NZSA Skills for Industry programme and as an introductory tool for those seeking employment and career options – be it school leavers, those seeking a career change or the newly unemployed through the impacts

Security Services in New Zealand Good Practice Guideline

On 18 November 2011 Security Officer Charanpreet Singh Dhaliwal started work for a privately owned security provider in Auckland and was assigned to guard a local construction site overnight. Tragically he was not to return home from his first night at his new job. During the night four offenders came onto the site and when confronted by Mr Dhaliwal they struck him a number of times to the head using a piece of wood and causing immediate death. The Coroner’s investigation into the death identified a number of industry issues around licensing and training and also highlighted the urgent need for an industry-wide Code of Practice or Guideline as to what constitutes good practice. Whilst the licensing and training recommendations were implemented with some expediency, the development of the COP/Guideline was unfortunately deemed to be low priority by WorkSafe (the agency tasked with development by the Coroner) and was never progressed.

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NEW ZEALAND SECURITY ASSOCIATION // NZSA

Security Leadership – Literacy and Numeracy Resources The New Zealand security industry covers some 30,000 plus workers and it is estimated that between 20% and 25% of workers are impacted to some degree in the performance of their duties by literacy and numeracy challenges. We recognise that such challenges can be overcome, with the right support. The key being to create an environment for our workforce where their great attributes and capabilities are encouraged to shine, whilst recognising and supporting their challenges. The NZSA Security Industry Training and Professional Development Special Interest Group (SITPDSIG) has been instrumental in developing a package of resource modules designed to support those who have supervisory or managerial responsibility for security staff and recognise the need to imbed literacy and numeracy learning and development into everyday activities.

The modules cover: Leaders Introduction Module Effective Communications Time Management

Health and Safety in the Workplace Customer Service and Professionalism Working Shift-work Behavioural Awareness and Self Awareness

Identifying Learner Training Needs The modules have been designed to help Supervisors and Managers understand the needs of their staff and to utilise best practice learning theory and resources to improve communication and understanding within their workforce.

Resources are available to all industry at no cost and in a format that allows companies to download onto their own Learning Management System (LMS).

of Covid-19 or economic conditions. It also provides a valuable reference resource for NZSA members in their reference process. NZSA Accredited Members The NZSA provides an accreditation process where members can be audited to see if they adhere to the NZSA Codes of Practice which apply within their respective industry sector, and that they comply with the NZSA Rules and Bylaws. This provides those who go through the process with an added point of difference that they can use in promoting their business and gives confidence to the business, and their customers, that they are operating to a “best practice” standard. The accreditation certificate is valid for a five-year period, subject to an annual declaration of continuity, and requires a re-audit to support renewal.

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SITESAFE // SITE REVIEWS

HEALTH AND SAFETY SITE REVIEWS CRUCIAL TOOL FOR WELLBEING OF CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY Health and safety site reviews, which some often refer to as audits, are essential for any industry. Site reviews provide your business assurance that the right health and safety practices are in place and that hazards, risks, and other issues that might prevent your company from operating safely are being assessed. Having regular health and safety reviews throughout New Zealand’s construction industry has never been more important. According to WorkSafe statistics, from May 2020 to April 2021 construction had 5955 injuries resulting in more than a week away from work, while from November 2020 to October 2021 the industry had 14 fatalities – both figures ranked second highest in the country. Additionally, from May 2021 to April 2022, the construction industry had 444 people report injury, illness, or serious harm as a result of work, the highest figure nationally. As a leading advocate for positive change to the culture of health and safety within New Zealand’s construction industry, Site Safe is proud to be able to provide the industry with SiteRight, its own safety review system powered by ecoPortal.

Woolworth’s New Zealand has been receiving these reviews for about seven years. Head of construction, Rob Jones, said he was “glad” the advisors auditing safety were overseeing projects from a “fresh set of eyes”. "I don't want to hear just the good news you know I want to hear the bad news, but I have been seeing reports recently of a couple of jobs that have been coming in at 65 per cent opposed to 90 so I'm glad to see that when it is actually a low score that [way] we can address it.” SiteRight was a “useful” tool and having external reviewers viewing live construction projects provided “comfort” to both himself and the health and safety department, Jones said. It also helped Woolworths with “raising awareness of safety” and reaching their goals to zero harm in the workplace, he said. “They’ve got this external sort of independent audit happening on a monthly basis which I think it … just keeps [health and safety] front of mind for the live construction project and all those supervisors.”

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MATES IN CONSTRUCTION

The construction industry loses more workers to suicide every year than any other industry in New Zealand. On average, one construction worker takes their own life every week. Our industry is vibrant, exciting, and integral to the New Zealand economy, but it can also be a challenging industry to work in with long hours, transient working conditions and masculine stoic beliefs that can impact on our people’s mental health and wellbeing. The current context is exacerbating these pressures. Construction costs have risen at their fastest pace since 2012 and labour and supply shortages are impacting the industries’ ability to deliver on-time and on-budget. Our people are also feeling the pressure at home with annual inflation hitting a 30-year high of 6.9%, the biggest financial squeeze for households seen in over three decades. Nationally, rents are increasing, mortgage rates are on the rise and the cost of food and petrol is up. MATES in Construction are seeing the impacts of this in our mahi on the ground and research carried out by MATES has also confirmed the impact that the global pandemic is having on our industries mental wellbeing. 43% of survey respondents reported that their mental health had been worse since COVID-19 arrived in New Zealand and the main reasons for this were COVID protocols, high workloads and workplace pressures and delays. Our

recent study also highlighted the ongoing need for suicide prevention suicide services like MATES in construction with 4% of survey respondents – 45 people – reporting that they had seriously considered ending their own life in the four months following the Delta variant arriving in New Zealand.

In 2021, MATES provided mental health and suicide awareness training to over 11,000 construction workers in New Zealand and that was a year with four months taken up in lockdown. “Now more than ever, we need to make sure we are showing up to support our industry and our most important asset, our people. In the last six months we have almost doubled our workforce so that we can make sure we are meeting the needs of our people.” – Victoria McArthur, CEO MATES. MATES is now operating out of Auckland, Christchurch, Wellington, and Dunedin with the ability to support our growing stakeholders.

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