36 | Major slip remediation on track It was a critical initiative to rebuild a section of State Highway 25A that had suffered a catastrophic collapse following a major storm event. T T from page 34 Eastbridge Ltd REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT Heavy Haulage Specialists New Zealand Wide Over dimensional loads up to 150 ton • Inter island cartage • Class 1 & 2 pilots Call: Barry 0274 335 799 | Matt 027 433 5798 office@brst.co.nz | www. satherleytransport.co.nz sales@bruntonengineering.co.nz Laser / Profile cutting service / CNC Folding Solid works design, multiple run production Site installs Commercial & Domestic Ph: 06 353 7200 “First time, on time, every time” www.bruntonengineering.co.nz Proudly supporting Eastbridge Ltd TRANSPORT • STRUCTURAL STEEL CONCRETE MOULDS • ARCHITECTURAL METAL WORK ON-SITE WELDING AND INSTALLS • CAD Proudly Supporting Eastbridge Ltd 092747154 geoff@certweld.co.nz www.certweld.co.nz Jayden says that Eastbridge’s strategically located within two kilometres of the Port of Napier makes Eastbridge ideally situated to serve both the national and international markets. In addition to its location advantages, Eastbridge is affiliated with key industry organizations, including the Heavy Engineering Research Association (HERA) and Steel Construction New Zealand (SCNZ). Eastbridge holds SCNZ Steel Fabricator Certification level CC4, providing clients with the assurance of the company’s competency and quality. The company also stands out for its continuous investment in new technology and equipment. Eastbridge offers unique equipment and solutions that are distinctive within New Zealand’s industrial landscape, further enhancing its reputation as an industry leader. Jayden says that currently investment is being made in updating some of the company’s existing plant. As the busy year winds to a finish Eastbridge has almost completed its work on the Te Ahu a Turanga – Manawatū Tararua Highway, an 18-month project involving manufacturing a seven span steel structure for Bridge 3. “We’ve been pre-assembling some of the steel work in our Napier yard and transporting it to site to make the on site installation faster for the contractor. It’s also resulted in cost savings, health and safety benefits due to people not having to work at height for so long and it’s easier to control work in the yard as there are a lot fewer variables compared with constructing on site.” It is also just completing some architectural hand railing for HEB Construction on the Peacocke bridge over the Waikato River, a key part of a wider transport network planned for the Peacocke neighbourhood in Hamilton. This project has involved over 2000 tonnes of large box girders. Some of the parts transported to site were 110 tonnes and installed on site with a 600 tonne crane by the contractors. Other projects completed this year include the viaduct bridges for Ara Tūhono – Pūhoi to Warkworth motorway project and the SH1 Papakura to Drury overpass bridges.
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