Company Profile

Orewa Beach

Key Concepts

Our commitment to management philosophies recognise that:

• Implications of the Resource Management Act as it relates to Land Development operations requires careful, well organised planning and execution.

• Land development requires innovative and resourceful methodologies, requiring constant development, to keep pace with technology

• Environmental protection, together with development harmony is of the utmost importance.

• Geotechnical theories and soil stability enhancements occur both on site, by the Contractor and at the Consultants office.

• All works are executed to the highest possible standards first time.

• Provides the highest possible professional image of all resources.

• Uses the latest computer technology to provide full support to all facets of Company operations

• Provides support and guidance for staff members professional development

• Constantly maintains and develops all Health and Safety requirements.

The difference

What traits give Hick Bros Civil Construction the edge?

• PASSION

Our team is "passionate" about their work and dedicated to the company.

Mark, Wayne, Steve and their families take pride in owning Hick Bros and playing an integral part in your concepts becoming a reality.

• INITIATIVE

Mark, Wayne and Steve work alongside their staff and not only believe in, but practice "management on-site".

They encourage teamwork and initiative, reflective in staff turnover, which is not high, despite being a seasonal occupation.

• KNOWLEDGE

Our aggregation of experience in the bulk earthmoving industry has provided us with extensive knowledge of New Zealand conditions. This knowledge was proven when we lead others into using specialised machinery matching New Zealand conditions.

• AWARENESS

Health and Safety is a key component in our business. We are proud to show leadership, in being the first bulk Earthmoving Company in the Rodney District to have gained ISO 9002 certification.

• SUPPORT

We value the expertise and backing of an organisational structure which envelopes a network of support services and resources, both on-site and administrative - from financial to mechanical.

• ON-GOING TRAINING

All on site staff participate in an ongoing programme which addresses such issues as safe machinery operation, regard for fellow employees and site personnel, environmental damage and public safety.