NEW PLYMOUTH OFFICE:

Phone 067597065
Fax 067597066
HAMILTON OFFICE:
Phone 078392787
Fax 078392787
Email clarence@nziht.co.nz
SHORT COURSES:
LisaKnowles lisa@nziht.co.nz ext705
JanKivell jan@nziht.co.nz ext708
CONFERENCES AND SPECIALIST
WORKSHOPS:
JillWarner jill@nziht.co.nz ext709
WEBSITE: www.nziht.co.nz
FOR DEGREE/DIPLOMA:
JillWarner jill@nziht.co.nz ext709
THE DIP ENG (CIVIL):
ClarenceMorkel clarence@nziht.co.nz
MayOsborne may@nziht.co.nz
CERT IN CIVIL INDUSTRY (INTRODUCTORY SKILLS)
admin@nziht.co.nz
NZIHT operates as an independent company with the Western Institute of Technology at Taranaki as the sole shareholder.
TRAlNlNG NEWS/UPDATES FROM THE NEW ZEALAND lNSTlTUTE OF HlGHWAY TECHNOLOGY
Bitumen tanker and Plant OPeratOr (1 day)
Palmerston North 8 September / Hamilton 12 September / Christchurch 15 September
The operaton of bitumen tankers, sprayers, bitumen storage and blending plants demands a sound knowledge of the propertes of bitumen and
associated products and adherence to strict safety procedures. Producton is improved if operators have the appropriate advanced knowledge and skill
to accurately and safely use plant and equipment. Quality is maintained by bitumen product knowledge, adherence to handling procedures, accurate
blend calculaton and careful record keeping. This course is designed as a follow-on from the awareness level Bitumen Safety course specifcally for
hands-on operators.
Please Note: This course is a prerequisite to the Bitumen Sprayer Operator Course
Topics Include:
Bitumen, additves, polymers, emulsions Safe operaton of fxed plant
Roading NZ Code of Safe Practce Loading, bending, heatng and transferring
Transfer hose safety and compliance Plant maintenance
Storage and transportaton Dangerous goods classifcaton & labelling
Measurement and control Safe tanker operaton
Sampling and documentaton Calculaton of blends
Record keeping Plant maintenance safety
For further informaton contact Jan Kivell, details below
Bitumen SPrayer OPeratOr (1 day)
Palmerston North 9 September / Hamilton 13 September / Christchurch 16 September
Precise and competent operaton of the bitumen sprayer is essental to successful chipsealing operatons. Sprayer performance is improved if operators
have detailed knowledge of the principles of the chipsealing process and the appropriate skills to accurately use the equipment. Output quality is
enhanced by bitumen product knowledge, adherence to safe handling procedures and careful record keeping.
Topics Include:
Bitumen products for chipsealing Chipseal types and basic design principles Storage, blending and transportaton Sampling and documentaton
Sprayer types, pumps and operatng systems Troubleshootng Spray charts Correct spraybar set-up Hand-spraying Sprayer maintenance
Operatonal safety RNZ E/2 industry certfcaton of sprayers Field measurement and control Calculaton of hot spray rates for cutbacks and
emulsions Spraying Hot PMBs Bitumen sprayer record keeping.
For further informaton contact Jan Kivell, details below.
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Auckland 20 September / Hamilton 23 September / Palmerston North 26 September
Christchurch 28 September / Dunedin 30 September
It is absolutely essental that all those involved in any way with bituminous materials fully understand the signifcant hazards presented and the
procedures used to ensure safety. This is an essental awareness course for anybody involved in any way with the road surfacing industry and is
presented with the aid of graphic practcal demonstratons. A special variaton of this course Bitumen - Managing the Risk is designed specifcally for
senior managers, engineers and supervisors. It is a pre-requisite for other advanced courses for those handling, working near, operatng or maintaining
bitumen equipment or supervising the use of bituminous materials. This course will assist with compliance with the Health and Safety in Employment
Act and the self-governance Operate Safe scheme administered by Roading New Zealand.
Topics Include:
Introducton to bituminous materials including emulsions
Health hazards, personal precautons
Hazards when working around bitumen plants and hot-mix plants
Hazards associated with feld operatons
Importance of appropriate training
Dangers of water
First aid for bitumen burns
Dangerous goods, fash point, auto-igniton, safe distance
Explosion hazards, empty tank hazards
Maintenance hazards, spillage precautons
Fire safety including hands on experience in the use of portable fre extnguishers to fght fammable liquid fres
Miscellaneous associated hazards encountered in the road surfacing industry
For further informaton contact Jan Kivell, details below.
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FOR ALL ENQUIRIES: Phone:067597065,Fax:067597066
FOR SHORT COURSES: LisaKnowles:lisa@nziht.co.nz,JanKivell:jan@nziht.co.nz
FOR DIPLOMA/DEGREE JillWarner:jill@nziht.co.nz
ENQUIRIES: www.nziht.co.nz
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Gain the
National Certifcate in
Civil Infrastructure
(General Introductory Skills)
For only $120* + GST
Atend fve blocks of-job (total 8 days over 20 weeks)
Of job training is included
Full assessment of unit standards on the NZQA framework
Napier intake startng 8-9 September
Other centres on request
Training includes the following blocks:
* Only available to NZ Citzens or Permanent Residents of NZ with proof of residency/citzenship.
For full informaton please contact the programme co-ordinator:
Jan Kivell
NZ Insttute of Highway Technology
E: jan@nziht.co.nz P: 06 759 7065 ext 708
Level 1 Basic Trafc Controller (TC) (1 day of-job training & self-directed study)
*Unit standards: 5627, 20877, 20878
Survey & Set Out Stage 1 (2 day of-job training & self-directed study)
*Unit standards: 6476, 6480
Basic Worksite Knowledge (2 days of-job training & self-directed study)
Unit standards: 6453, 1978, 12382, 17592, 17593, 22283
Health & Safety for Civil Constructon (2 days of-job training & self-directed study)
Unit standards: 6475, 17327, 20868, 20870, 20873
First Aid (1 day of-job training)
Unit standards: 6401, 6402
FOR ALL ENQUIRIES: Phone:067597065,Fax:067597066
FOR SHORT COURSES: LisaKnowles:lisa@nziht.co.nz,JanKivell:jan@nziht.co.nz
FOR DIPLOMA/DEGREE JillWarner:jill@nziht.co.nz
ENQUIRIES: www.nziht.co.nz
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rOad netwOrk cOnditiOn analySiS
(2 dayS)
Christchurch 24-25 August (confrmed)
Over the past decade, the use of high speed data collecton
devices, coupled with the structured storage and access of
data has become the norm for many road networks in New
Zealand and elsewhere. The ability to utlize this informaton
in an efcient and innovatve manner has become an
essental requirement for engineers involved in the planning
and allocaton of resources related to road networks.
This course is designed to equip engineers and analysts
with the fundamental understanding and practcal skills to
analyse and interpret key trends in road network conditon
and performance. The course introduces the key types of
network level conditon data, and illustrates, through the
use of worked examples, how this data can be efectvely
analysed and summarized to facilitate ratonal decision
making and allocaton of resources. The course also covers
the preparaton and analysis of data to support the calibraton
of network deterioraton models.
The course includes computer work in which partcipants
will implement the principles through use of Microsof Excel
macros and the JunoViewer sofware.
Topics Include:
Typical network conditon data types and their
measurement
Descriptve statstcs and best practces in graphical
analysis and reportng
Structuring your data for analysis- example using
Microsof Access
Introducton to Excel macros and their use to access and
process data
Key graphs and statstcs used to summarize network
conditon trends
Determining and analysing deterioraton rates and the
impact of treatments and how to use this data to support
deterioraton modelling
For further informaton please contact Lisa Knowles,
details below.
underStanding nZS3910:2003
cOnditiOnS Of cOntract (2 dayS)
Dunedin 2-3 August
Palmerston North 17-18 August
Christchurch 24-25 August
Auckland 19-20 October
How well do you know the contents of NZS3910, which are
the rules for administering and managing civil and building
contracts?
This popular course, from a practcal and hands-on point
of view will beneft Clients, Consultants and Contractors
regarding how to manage and administer contracts and to
understand their obligatons and liabilites in terms of these
General Conditons of Contract
Major points covered are:
Types of contracts
Contractor and Client obligatons
Role of the Engineer / Engineers representatve
Variatons and how to value them
Extensions of tme and the fnancial implicatons to
Clients
Disputes
Terminaton of contracts / sub-contracts
Calculaton of percentages for on-site costs, overhead
and proft and rate per working day
On completon of this course partcipants will have the
knowledge to:
Use course notes as an up to date reference for managing
contracts
Understand NZS3910:2003
Be familiar with diferent types of contracts
Understand the procedure for lodging claims and the
concept of being tme-barred and those claims being
dismissed as being out of tme
Understand extension of tme and associated
implicatons and costs
Be able to value variatons
For further informaton please contact Lisa Knowles,
details below.
aSPhalt mix deSign (2 dayS)
Christchurch 29-30 August
Asphalt paving mix design requires a clear understanding of design standards and specifcaton requirements. Design also
demands close atenton to the details of testng procedures to ensure an economical blend and gradaton of aggregates.
Durable asphalt mixes must provide for stability, sufcient voids and workability to permit efcient constructon. This course
has been updated to include the latest design methods from America and Australia. The methods will include Austroads
APRG 18 Selecton and Design of Asphalt Mixes and SHRP Superpave Mix Design. This will assist engineers and supervisors
in their understanding of the design process and specifcatons.
Topics Include:
Objectves of design mix Desirable mix propertes
Design of non-structural mixes Designing a mix/practcal consideratons
Mix design and procedures Performance based specifcatons
Quality assurance Producton testng and interpretaton of test results
Overview of asphalt manufacture and constructon techniques.
For further informaton contact Jan Kivell, details below
FOR ALL ENQUIRIES: Phone:067597065,Fax:067597066
FOR SHORT COURSES: LisaKnowles:lisa@nziht.co.nz,JanKivell:jan@nziht.co.nz
FOR DIPLOMA/DEGREE JillWarner:jill@nziht.co.nz
ENQUIRIES: www.nziht.co.nz
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Bridge inSPectiOn & maintenance PrOcedureS (2 dayS)
Christchurch 28-29 September
Hamilton 19-20 October
Bridges are valuable assets, which cannot be built and then forgoten. Defects do occur which require
atenton during the life of a bridge. Natural events such as foods and earthquakes cause damage. Some
bridge components deteriorate and require replacement within the life of the bridge.
The bridge environment can afect durability and must be recognised. These areas must be addressed and appropriate maintenance
carried out to ensure contnued public safety as well as to maintain the asset and minimise repair costs.
Topics include:
Asset management systems
The inspecton procedure
Conditon assessment for common bridge materials
Repair procedures
Coatngs for steel structures
Economic evaluaton
Durability and maintenance of bridging materials
Maintenance requirements
Waterway, drainage and seismic damage
On completon of this course partcipants will have the knowledge to:
Identfy the principles of bridge inspecton and maintenance
Carry out bridge inspectons under supervision
Gain an understanding of administraton and management systems
Use the Transit NZ Bridge Inspecton and Maintenance Manual to inspect and evaluate bridge conditons and detect faults
Prepare repair procedures under supervision
Detect potental instances of bridge failure
Learn ways to enhance durability of materials used in bridge constructon.
For further informaton contact Jan Kivell, details below.
leaderShiP training (3 dayS)
Auckland 29-31 August / Christchurch 21-23 September / Wellington 18-20 October
This course is aimed at anybody who is in charge of a work team of any size. It is delivered in an inductve (experiental) format which
allows partcipants to be totally involved in the learning process. The course is high on involvement and equips the partcipants to take
the concepts into the workplace and use them. There is an assessment programme at the end where they, their mentor and their
line manager sign of the transfer to work component of the training. In this three day course there is also tme to include the DiSC
Behavioural Profle Diagnostc. This invaluable tool enables partcipants to understand themselves, the efect their behaviour has on
others and how to create the optmum work environment for each of their direct reports.
DiSC Behavioural profling links directly to leadership and delegaton, communicaton, feedback, performance management and
handling confict. It therefore provides a base for learning that takes the knowledge gained into attudinal and behavioural changes by
having partcipants learning the valuable skill of knowing when and how to adapt their leadership behaviour to those they are leading
and interactng with at all levels of the organisaton.
Topics include the following Modules:
Module One - Improving Performance
Module Two - Learning, Learning how to learn
Module Three - Communicaton
Module Four - Expectatons of people
Module Five - The Leader/Manager concept
Module Six - Teamwork; Building and maintaining teams
Module Seven - Motvaton
Module Eight - Confict management
Module Nine - DiSC Workshops
Module Ten - Performance management
Module Eleven - Coping & Stress Profle
Module Twelve - Time Management
Module Thirteen - Transfer to work
For further informaton please contact Lisa Knowles, details below.
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FOR SHORT COURSES: LisaKnowles:lisa@nziht.co.nz,JanKivell:jan@nziht.co.nz
FOR DIPLOMA/DEGREE JillWarner:jill@nziht.co.nz
ENQUIRIES: www.nziht.co.nz
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geOmechanicS fOr new Zealand rOading (1 day)
Dunedin 6 October
Wellington 12 October
Auckland 2 November
This course draws together the necessary soil investgaton and geotechnical procedures for roading constructon and maintenance.
The course provides an up-to-date overview of investgatve techniques and analysis.
Topics Include:
Geotechnical engineering and pavement design
Fundamental soil propertes
Compacton
Planning geomechanical investgatons
In-situ investgaton and testng
Laboratory testng issues
Efects and control of water movement
Soil strength improvement
Bearing capacity
On completon of this course partcipants will have the knowledge to:
Understand the role of engineering judgement to obtain efectve solutons to soil mechanics
Identfy fundamental propertes of soils
Plan a geotechnical investgaton
Apply geotechnical investgatons to improve pavement constructon
Utlise pavement stabilisaton techniques.
Who Should Atend?
Engineers, technicians, supervisors and Local Authority staf involved in pavement design and constructon.
For further informaton contact Lisa Knowles, details below.
chiPSeal deSign (2 dayS)
Palmerston North 5-6 September
Factors afectng the design and the feld performance of chipseal surfacings are complex. Local conditons can signifcantly afect seal
design and performance. A detailed knowledge of the materials, treatment selecton, design procedures and constructon processes is
essental to any understanding of chipseal performance on the road.
The design procedures from the recently-published textbook Chipsealing in New Zealand provide the basis for this course including
worked examples. In additon, the practcal applicaton of the NZTA P/17 performance-based specifcaton will be covered in detail,
including worked examples.
Topics Include:
Understanding the stresses
Skid resistance basics
Assessing chipsealing needs
Preseal treatments
Bitumen, emulsions additves, polymers
Adhesion
Chip materials and specifcatons
Design processes & optons
Worked design exercises
Types of plant used in chipsealing constructon
Constructon of chipseal and reseals
Analysis of faults, failures & fxes
Sampling and testng
Quality assurance
Contractual responsibilites and procedures for P/17
Determinaton of acceptance criteria for P/17
Acceptance testng for P/17
Worked P/17 examples
For further informaton contact Jan Kivell, details below.
FOR ALL ENQUIRIES: Phone:067597065,Fax:067597066
FOR SHORT COURSES: LisaKnowles:lisa@nziht.co.nz,JanKivell:jan@nziht.co.nz
FOR DIPLOMA/DEGREE JillWarner:jill@nziht.co.nz
ENQUIRIES: www.nziht.co.nz
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Turn a Corner in your Career
Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Highways)
Graduate Diploma in Engineering (Highways)
Enrolling now!!!
7.370 Trafc
Engineering
7.350 Drainage
Design
7.320 Project
Management
7.340 Geometric
Design
To develop a comprehensive
understanding of trafc engineering
principles and practce, and enquire
the ability to analyse trafc fow
data and physical requirements to
lead to the efectve design of trafc
networks and intersectons.
Part A 11 - 15 July
Part B 29 August - 2nd September
To examine in detail the
components of highway drainage
systems, and undertake the
design of surface and sub-soil
drainage systems for urban and
rural roads.
Part A 8 - 12 August
Part B 26 - 28 October
To study road geometrics in detail
and to apply knowledge and skills
gained to the safe, functonal and
aesthetc design of road alignments in
accordance with the requirements of
current Codes of Practce.
Part A 5 - 9 September
Part B 31st October - 4th November
To introduce students to the art of Project
Management with the knowledge required
to plan and implement contract works
using programme management techniques,
to relate project management to contract
actvites and to procure, implement and
efectvely manage civil constructon
contracts.
Part A 25 - 29 July
Part B 29th August - 2nd September
The Bachelor of Engineering
Technology (Highways)
and Graduate Diploma in
Engineering (Highways) is
ofered in associaton with the
Western Insttute of Technology
at Taranaki (WITT) which is
the accredited provider and is
structured in a Block Course
Part Time Study Model making
it accessible to persons who
are in employment and want
a part-tme study programme.
Applicants may apply to join
the BEngTech(Highways) and
GradDipEng(Highways) at the
start of any term.
FOR ALL ENQUIRIES: Phone:067597065,Fax:067597066
FOR SHORT COURSES: LisaKnowles:lisa@nziht.co.nz,JanKivell:jan@nziht.co.nz
FOR DIPLOMA/DEGREE JillWarner:jill@nziht.co.nz
ENQUIRIES: www.nziht.co.nz
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To provide students with an
understanding of road distress
mechanisms, how to remedy them,
and how to develop a cost efectve
road maintenance strategy, including
bridge and culvert maintenance
requirements.
22 - 26 August
Diploma in Highway Engineering
(including exit qualifcaton Certfcate in Highway Engineering)
Enrolling now!!!
6010 Drainage
Design
6008
Maintenance
Management
6001
Geometric
Design
6007 Computer
Aided Design
6002 Trafc
Engineering
6005 Contract
Management
To study road geometrics in detail
and to apply knowledge and skills
gained to the safe, functonal and
aesthetc design of road alignments in
accordance with the requirements of
current Codes of Practce.
5 - 9 September
To study and demonstrate an
acceptable level of competence in
the use of a selected road design
sofware program e.g. MXRoad or
similar.
31st October - 4th November
To develop an understanding of
trafc engineering principles and
practce, and acquire the ability to
conduct trafc surveys and physical
requirements to lead to the efectve
design of trafc networks and
intersectons.
11 - 15 July
Create an understanding of the
general conditons of Contract NZS
3910, extension of tme claims,
compettve tendering process for
physical works and professional
services, Cost estmatng and Risk
Analysis
25 - 29 July
To examine the components of
highway drainage systems, and
undertake the design of surface and
sub-soil drainage systems for urban
and rural roads.
8 - 12 August
NZIHT are currently acceptng applicatons for enrolment from
suitable candidates. If you wish to be considered for enrolment on this
specialised roading qualifcaton then dont delay APPLY NOW!!!
Jill Warner E-mail: jill@nziht.co.nz
Phone: 06 759 7065 Ext 709
FOR ALL ENQUIRIES: Phone:067597065,Fax:067597066
FOR SHORT COURSES: LisaKnowles:lisa@nziht.co.nz,JanKivell:jan@nziht.co.nz
FOR DIPLOMA/DEGREE JillWarner:jill@nziht.co.nz
ENQUIRIES: www.nziht.co.nz
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Survey & Set Out Stage 1 (1 day)
Palmerston North 12 August
Christchurch 12 September
This is a practcal course that excites and enables all feld staf to read and interpret plans and
assist with survey and setng out actvites. The course gives a strong emphasis on understanding
constructon plans, dimensions, datums, survey marks, accuracies, elevatons and layouts to
enable all partcipants to confdently appreciate the works scope and detail. Basic measurements,
ofsetng and marking out for constructon works are discussed and demonstrated.
Understanding with feld exercises using levelling equipment and level reductons to establish design heights gives feld staf
new skills. The course reinforces feld checking, recording, basic calculatons and good survey techniques. Further advanced
applicatons are ofered in stage 2.
Topics Include:
Understanding plans and symbols Interpretng constraints and services
Explaining survey and set out equipment Use of levels, digital grade level, tapes and laser levels
Set out of pegs, profles, bater boards and stakes Locaton of services
Reading, recording and reducing level observatons Constructon site survey consideratons
Area and volume calculatons.
On completon of this course partcipants should be able to apply knowledge learnt to:
Set up, read, record and calculate using a level
Assist a surveyor with planning and preparaton work for survey setout
Assist a surveyor to take feld measurements
Understand constructon drawings and their functons
Locate and identfy features on constructon drawings
Investgate services and mark and record them.
For further informaton contact Lisa Knowles, details below.
Survey & Set Out Stage 2 (2 dayS)
Auckland 14-15 September
Christchurch 28-29 September
Palmerston North 12-13 October
Survey and set out errors can be very costly in materials, labour and reputaton. This practcal
course covers the skills needed to set out constructon works common on NZ projects. This course
suits foremen, site supervisors and project managers who require a rounded appreciaton of all
constructon aspects. The course covers the use of total statons, levelling and GPS equipment.
Included is an understanding and manipulaton of coordinates, survey calculatons, company QA
survey requirements and onsite survey safety.
Field exercises cover the setout of ofset marking for crossfalls, grades and alignment for roads and kerbing and the positonal
setout of small detailed constructon works for both positon and level from coordinate and dimensional plans. This course
gives partcipants confdence in survey setout and an appreciaton when further directon or support should obtained from
a licensed surveyor.
Topics Include:
Levelling methods and practcal applicatons Contract drawings and instructons
Interpretaton of survey informaton Reading and verifcaton of set out informaton
Communicaton, errors and correctve actons Establishing requirements and setng out levels
Measuring and recording asbuilt requirements Marking/recording on-site services
Reference systems and co-ordinates Set up and reading theodolite/EDM
Set out for positon and levels for a constructon job.
For further informaton contact Lisa Knowles, details below.
August - October 2011
KEY: Confrmedcourses,butspacesstillavailable
Potentialcoursesstillrequirenumberstorun
COURSE TITLE DATE LOCATION COST (EXCL GST)
Aggregates for Pavement Construction (1 day) 29 September
27 October
Dunedin
Hamilton
$420.00
An Introduction to Quality Management Systems for the Civil Industry (2 days) 29-30 August Auckland $640.00
Asphalt Mix Design (2 days) 29-30 August Christchurch $640.00
Asphalt Paving Construction Supervisor (3 days) 15-17 August
26-28 September
Auckland
Wellington
$990.00
Asphalt Production Plant Operation (2 days) 1-2 August
12-13 September
Wellington
Christchurch
$640.00
Bitumen Basic Safety (1 day) 20 September
23 September
26 September
28 September
30 September
Auckland
Hamilton
Palmerston North
Christchurch
Dunedin
$420.00
Bitumen Sprayer Operator (1 day) 9 September
13 September
16 September
Palmerston North
Hamilton
Christchurch
$420.00
Bitumen Tanker and Plant Operator (1 day) 8 September
12 September
15 September
Palmerston North
Hamilton
Christchurch
$420.00
Bridge Inspection and Maintenance Procedures (2 days) 28-29 September
19-20 October
Christchurch
Hamilton
$640.00
Bulk Earthmoving (2 days) 22-23 August Auckland $640.00
Chipseal Design (2 days) 5-6 September Palmerston North $640.00
Civil Construction Supervisor #1 (2 days) 25-26 August Christchurch $640.00
Civil Construction Supervisor #2 (3 days) 15-17 August
20-22 September
Auckland
Christchurch
$990.00
Construction & Maintenance of Unsealed and Forestry Roads (1 day) 22 August Auckland $420.00
Drainage Construction Supervisor (1 day) 19 August Wellington $420.00
Geomechanics for NZ Roading (1 day) 6 October
12 October
Dunedin
Wellington
$420.00
Geometric Design for Roads (2 days) 1-2 September Wellington $640.00
Inspecting Roads and Establishing Maintenance Needs (1 day) 18 August Auckland $420.00
Installation & Maintenance of Road Drainage Systems (1 day) 31 August Auckland $420.00
Installation & Maintenance of Roadside Signage (1 day) 11 August Christchurch $420.00
Leadership Training (3 days) 29-31 August
21-23 September
18-20 October
Auckland
Christchurch
Wellington
$990.00
Level 1 Basic Traffc Controller (TC) (1 day) 3 August
9 August
17 August
25 August
30 August
7 September
12 September
20 September
21 September
29 September
4 October
5 October
11 October
18 October
26 October
Tauranga
Wanganui
Nelson
Auckland
Christchurch
New Plymouth
Rotorua
Palmerston North
Dunedin
Napier
Christchurch
Auckland
Lower Hutt
Taupo
Hamilton
$345.00
plus
NZTA Registration
$40.00
August - October 2011
KEY: Confrmedcourses,butspacesstillavailable
Potentialcoursesstillrequirenumberstorun
COURSE TITLE DATE LOCATION COST (EXCL GST)
Level 1 Site Traffc Management Supervisor (STMS) (2 days) 8-9 August
16-17 August
18-19 August
23-24 August
24-25 August
6-7 September
14-15 September
27-28 September
11-12 October
13-14 October
19-20 October
26-27 October
8-9 November
Hamilton
Lower Hutt
Taupo
Auckland
Christchurch
Tauranga
Wanganui
Auckland
New Plymouth
Rotorua
Palmerston North
Dunedin
Napier
$495.00
plus
NZTA Registration
$40.00
Microsoft Project (1 day) 17 August Auckland $450.00
Pavement and Rehabilitation Design (2 days) 19-20 September Auckland $750.00
Pavement Surfacing Supervisor Chipsealing (2 days) 20-21 September Auckland $640.00
Refresher Level 1 STMS and
Refresher Level 1 Basic TC (1 day)
4 August
10 August
26 August
31 August
8 September
13 September
20 September
30 September
5 October
6 October
12 October
19 October
27 October
Tauranga
Wanganui
Auckland
Christchurch
New Plymouth
Rotorua
Palmerston North
Napier
Christchurch
Auckland
Lower Hutt
Taupo
Hamilton
$300
plus
NZTA Registration
$40.00
Reinstatement of Service Trenches (1 day) 13 October Wellington $420.00
River Protection & Flood Damage (2 days) 23-24 August Dunedin $640.00
Road Lighting Course A to AS/NZS 1158 (1 day) 23 August Wellington $420.00
Road Lighting Course B Design Training (1 day) 24 August Wellington $420.00
Road Network Condition Analysis (2 days) 24-25 August Christchurch $750.00
Safety in Trenches (1 day) 24 August Christchurch $420.00
Stabilisation of Road Pavements (1 day) 5 October Dunedin $420.00
Supercharged Supervisors Toolkit (1 day) 23 August
6 October
Wellington
Auckland
$470.00
Survey and Set out Stage 1 (1 day) 12 August
12 September
Palmerston North
Christchurch
$470.00
Survey and Set out Stage 2 (2 days) 14-15 September
28-29 September
12-13 October
Auckland
Christchurch
Palmerston North
$750.00
Understanding NZS3910:2003 Conditions of Contract (2 days) 2-3 August
17-18 August
24-25 August
19-20 October
Dunedin
Palmerston North
Christchurch
Auckland
$640.00
FOR ALL ENQUIRIES: Phone:067597065,Fax:067597066
FOR SHORT COURSES: LisaKnowles:lisa@nziht.co.nz,JanKivell:jan@nziht.co.nz
FOR DIPLOMA/DEGREE JillWarner:jill@nziht.co.nz
ENQUIRIES: www.nziht.co.nz
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The NZIHT reserves the right to alter course dates, postpone
or cancel courses due to unforeseen circumstances or where
numbers are not suffcient.
Post or Fax to:
The Course Co-ordinator,
New Zealand Institute of Highway Technology Ltd
PO Box 4273, New Plymouth 4340
Phone (06) 759 7065, Fax (06) 759 7066
Please note: Confrmation letters will be sent fve working days prior to the course date.
Cancellations: participant withdrawals must be notifed in writing. Withdrawals after the close-off date (5 working days prior to the course
date) will be charged 50% of the course fee. Non attendance will also be charged the full rate. Substitute participants are welcome.
Please refer to page 9 of our 2011 Training Programme for full registration details and conditions.
Course cost $ ____________________
Plus 15% GST $ ____________________
Cheque enclosed for: $ ____________________
(Please make payable to the NZ Institute of Highway Technology Ltd), or
Please invoice us for: $ ____________________
Name of NZIHT Short Course: _________________________________________________________________________
Course Location: ___________________________________Course Date: ______________________________________
Name: _____________________________________________________________________________________________
Name: _____________________________________________________________________________________________
Name and Postal Address of your organisation: __________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________________________________
Contact person: ___________________________________
All correspondence will be forwarded to the Contact Person
Email: ___________________________________________
Phone: ___________________________________________Fax: _____________________________________________
Order No: ___________________________________________________________________________________________
Short Course Registration Form
FOR ALL ENQUIRIES: Phone:067597065,Fax:067597066
FOR SHORT COURSES: LisaKnowles:lisa@nziht.co.nz,JanKivell:jan@nziht.co.nz
FOR DIPLOMA/DEGREE JillWarner:jill@nziht.co.nz
ENQUIRIES: www.nziht.co.nz
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'Utilising new and existing technology to achieve value for money'
Utilising new and exising technology to achieve valUe for Money
We are pleased to announce that the 12th Annual NZTA/NZIHT
conference will be held from 6-8 November 2011 at the Quality
Hotel, Plymouth International, New Plymouth, Taranaki.
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FOR MORE INFORMATION
AND UPDATES VISIT
www.nziht.co.nz/nzta2011
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Jill Warner, Conference Co-ordinator - NZ Institute of Highway Technology Ltd, Phone 06 759 7065 ext. 709 Email jill@nziht.co.nz
This is a call for technical and policy
papers and registrations of interest.
The papers will be refereed and selected
by an independent and expert panel. Favourable
consideration will be given to papers which challenge
the current way of doing things and indicate how
the industry can do things smarter, more efciently
and better to achieve more value for money.
We look forward to you joining us in New Plymouth
Winner - Best Small City in the World Award
Liveable Communities Awards, Nov 2008
Winner - Top Town in New Zealand
North & South Magazine, Nov 2008
COST - The cost of the conference will be $740.00 +gst per
delegate. This includes the catering, welcome function,
conference dinner and entertainment.
TOPIc
Innovations and value for money
Surfacing & pavement design and maintenance
Moving freight in New Zealand
Procurement and contract models
ITS and traveller information
Safety
Risk Assessment
Asset Management
Trafc Management with a customer focus
Skid resistance and surfacing
Do our specifcations, standards, performance
measures and contract conditions encourage
our goal of always "value for money" - and if
not, why not?
PAPER SUBMISSION - Abstracts must be 200 - 450 words and
submitted electronically as PDF or Word attachment before the 31st July
2011 to jill@nziht.co.nz On your abstract please include the following:
Title of Paper, Author(s) and/or the Presenter, Contact details for the
Author(s) and/or Presenter and a brief bio of Presenter.