WSP in New Zealand

This Rail Safety Week, we’re sharing an important reminder from KiwiRail and TrackSAFE Foundation: be like Steely Stan and Steely Stu, take a good look to both the left and right before crossing, and remember: “Steely Stare. Steely Stare. All clear!” #steelystare #steelystareallclear #alwayslookfortrains #RailSafetyWeek

Nāku te raurau, nāu te raurau ka ora ai te iwi 💛 #WeAreWSP #LifeAtWSP

Register for our latest webinar NOW: https://bit.ly/3WqKIaU Join us on the 12th of August at 11am NZT for an exclusive webinar covering the key findings from our latest report with Mahi a Rongo | The Helen Clark Foundation 'Bridging the Infrastructure Gap'. Our panel of experts will discuss funding and financing tools, including debt financing, public-private partnerships, city deals, road tolls, value capture, and taxation. The panel will also address fairly distributing costs between current and future residents of Aotearoa. Don't miss our excellent line up of panelists: Vincent Minett - Director Investments at WSP in New Zealand Kali Mercier - Deputy Director, Mahi a Rongo | The Helen Clark Foundation and WSP Fellow RANDALL, SIMON D - Policy and Advocacy Manager, Local Government New Zealand & Leilani Frew - Deputy Secretary - Financial and Commercial, Te Tai Ōhanga The Treasury See you then! #WeAreWSP #HCFandWSP #BridgingtheGap

After six years of development, instrumentation specialists at #WSPResearch have launched a revolutionary new traffic sensor system. It’s set to be a gamechanger for accurate, real-time, safe traffic counting in Aotearoa New Zealand and abroad. Explore below👇 Michael Lusby #WeAreWSP

We are thrilled to see New Zealand stepping into the future with this substantial commitment to a new fleet of Regional Trains. Congratulations to Greater Wellington Regional Council and Horizons Regional Council for driving this project for their communities. WSP in New Zealand has been privileged to be working along IPEX Consulting, Etheus and Ashurst to assist with this iconic investment. We are looking forward to strong competition between the three outstanding train makers Alstom, CAF (Construcciones y Auxiliar de Ferrocarriles) and Stadler to put their brand on the future of New Zealand’s regional passenger rail. Read more here: https://bit.ly/3yeId2d #rail #decarbonisation #wearewsp #futureready

"Loneliness and the negative impacts of social isolation have a huge impact on society and, while they can affect anyone, it is often the most vulnerable or marginalised that are impacted the most. Having tackled a global pandemic as a united country, we have a unique opportunity to address this issue on a number of fronts to rebuild a better and stronger Aotearoa" - Helen Clark Our report with Mahi a Rongo | The Helen Clark Foundation; Alone Together, examines impact of loneliness on the people and communities of Aotearoa. Read more here: https://bit.ly/3LtCNDy

Sam Learmonth, WSP’s Senior Business Case Advisor and VIBE member, shares his insights on inclusion, the Rainbow Games, and being an ally. 🌈 🌟 #WeAreWSP #PrideatWSP

Jane Middlemiss and the team attended the NZTA Bridge and Geotechnical Conference last week. Jane shares her three key takeaways including insights about resilience from the Cyclone Gabrielle recovery and her team's fantastic effort with 18 presentations at the conference. Ka pai team! #WeAreWSP Read Jane's article below:

What current and emerging trends are infrastructure industries facing across the motu? Find out what WSP Future Ready Lead David Symons has to say about the groundbreaking trends revolutionising New Zealand's infrastructure industries. #WeAreWSP

WSP social scientist Hilary Konigkramer - CEnvP (SIA) has become the first person in the country to receive certification from the Environment Institute of Australia and New Zealand (EIANZ) as a social impact assessment specialist. “EIANZ is the first institute of its kind in the world to establish an accreditation for social impact. It’ll be great over the next few years to see more people getting certified as specialists – raising awareness of the value this kind of work." Read about Hilary's incredible achievement in the article below: