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This section will continue to be updated as the project progresses. (Updated July 2008.)
If you have a questions that doesn’t appear in the list, please email us at info@unltd.co.nz
Questions
- Definitions
- What are we doing?
- Who is doing it? Including - oversight, management and industry participants
- Who is being consulted?
- When will the consultation happen?
- What has already been decided?
1. Definitions
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Small buildings |
Small buildings are small scale, light weight buildings, generally of non-specific design, and of domestic scale with lightweight framing and/or concrete or concrete masonry construction. |
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Medium buildings |
Medium buildings are light to medium weight commercial or industrial buildings up to three levels above ground which utilise commercial or industrial materials, construction techniques, and services. |
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Large buildings |
Large buildings are high-rise, large and complex buildings of more than three levels above ground levels, and/or complex specialist structures of large spans or volume, such as stadiums, theatres, manufacturing venues, and bridges. |
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2. What are we doing?
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The Project |
To develop national qualifications that recognise the knowledge and skills required by Building Control Surveyors in New Zealand. |
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The Goal |
To develop two National Diplomas recognising the similar but different roles of those involved with small buildings and those involved with medium and large buildings. |
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3. Who is doing it?
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Who is managing the project: |
Local Government Industry Training Organisation (LGITO) |
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Who is funding the project: |
The Tertiary Education Commission |
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Who is on the oversight
committee for the project: |
Craig Stevenson – Chair CEO - South Taranaki District Council.
Don Mackay – Society of Local Government Managers
Irene Clarke - Local Government NZ
Len Clapham - Building Officials Institute of NZ
Peter Snape - Building Control Managers Group
Nigel Bickle - Dept. of Building and Housing
Dianne Johnson – NZ Institute of Building Surveyors
Vaughan Maybury – Wellington Institute of Technology
Alan Muxlow – The Institutes of Technology and Polytechnics of New Zealand |
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Who is the project manager: |
Mark Williams - Williams Unlimited Ltd |
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Who is involved in the
registration process: |
Local Government Industry Training Organisation (LGITO)
The New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) |
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4. Who is being consulted?
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Who will be consulted: |
All Territorial Authorities
All Regional Authorities
The Department of Building and Housing
Local Government New Zealand
The Building Officials Institute of New Zealand
The New Zealand Society of Local Government Managers
NZ Institute of Building Surveyors
BOINZ members
Existing and identified potential training providers
The Building and Construction Industry Training Organisation (BCITO)
Local Government Industry Training Organisation (LGITO)
The Plumbing, Gasfitting and Drainlaying Industry Training Organisation |
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5. When will consultation happen?
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When will the sector consultation happen: |
The starting point for the medium and large qualification was consulted on in 2007. The detail will be made available on this website and at a series of regional workshops during July 2008 with consultation closing on the 15th August 2008.
As part of the consultation phase, a nine centre road show run in conjunction with BOINZ will provide the opportunity for regional meetings, presentations and feedback. Click here to see the schedule of meetings. |
6. What has already been decided?
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In the small buildings
phase of the project a number of key decisions were made: |
- That there would be a two qualification structure for Building Cotnrol Surveying.
- That there would be overlap between the small and medium & large building national diplomas.
- That there would be alignment with the Architectural Technology, Quatity Surveying and Construction Management sectors where possible.
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More information can be found by clicking the following links:
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