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NZUAG Options webinar Monday 9 Feb 12-1pm
Please join us for a second webinar on Monday 9 February, where we will share emerging options and invite your feedback and questions. Key details are below: Date & time Monday 9 February, 12pm-1pm Location Online webinar, with facility for Q&A Link Please register for the webinar via this link Overview Join MartinJenkins
Low-Risk, Low-Impact Routine Water Asset Works Requiring Temporary Traffic Management (TTM) Practice Note Released
A new practice note has recently been released by Water NZ to assist adoption of a risk-based approach to temporary traffic management in the water sector – one where the right level of traffic management is applied without compromising safety and unnecessary delays and costs are avoided. A 1 minute
RCA Temporary Traffic Management Centre (RTTMC) now live
The RTTMC is a 12 month proof of concept trail that commenced 1 September 2025, with the aim of centralising approval and coordination of state highway Traffic Management Plans (TMPs). The centralisation will drive a consistent application of the risk-based approach and use of NZGTTM, supporting appropriate use of temporary
National Code Options Review webinar #2 – Wed 10 Dec 12-1pm
The NZUAG Options Review webinar scheduled for 10 December has been postponed to allow further time to explore and develop the options. A new date will be confirmed and communicated in due course. Thank you for your understanding Join MartinJenkins and Harrison Grierson, on behalf of NZUAG, for a second webinar
National Code Options Review webinar recording now available
The recording of the 14 Nov National Code of Practice Options Review webinar is now available using the following link. Please note that a valid Microsoft work or school account is required to be able to view this
Code Options Review Stakeholder Survey now open
NZUAG has been commissioned by the Minister for Infrastructure, Hon Chris Bishop, to undertake a fast-paced review of options to improve the planning, delivery, and management of works – and the associated records – within New Zealand’s transport corridors. As part of this project, a survey is being conducted to