We’re excited to have Jana Laing return to the Christchurch team, now as Outbound Despatch, responsible for co-ordinating our planned maintenance projects. We ran her through our Q&A to get to know her a little better… Q. What made you want to work for HydroVac?I previously worked for HydroVac before moving down South and I really enjoyed it
How to mitigate the risk of flooding
If recent weather events have shown us anything, it's that no one is immune from flooding. We've been working with flood victims for the past two months and the impact it's had on their businesses have been far-reaching. Some had to close for a few weeks to clean up, lots have lost equipment and tools, some are facing months of shut-down, and all
Why we wanted to sponsor this
Our Christchurch branch has just signed up for another year of sponsoring the Special Children's Party. This incredible party is for special children who live with life-threatening illness, physical or intellectual impairment, domestic violence, or in underprivileged circumstances. That's something we really wanted to get behind. The December
Meet Adam Brookes
Adam started off working in the field at HydroVac and recently has moved up to become a business development adviser in our Auckland branch. We ran him through a short Q&A to get to know him better... Q. What made you want to work for HydroVac? A. I arrived in NZ from abroad and Hydrovac was the first company I come across with the type
Recent additions to our team
We’ve recently had three new members join our team — a very warm welcome to Sacha Sutton, Gavin Stokes and Ian Anderson! Sasha SuttonGeneral admin and reception Sasha joined Hydrovac in October after graduating from the University of Auckland majoring in psychology and criminology. After years in hospitality and retail, Sasha wanted a change
HydroVac in Contractor magazine
Rapt to be included in the December 2022 Contractor magazine, talking about our custom waste recycling plant, which takes hydroexcavation waste and separates it into clay, fines, sand and water. It was important to us as a company to develop a more sustainable way of dealing with waste and so far we estimate we've diverted over 2000 cubic metres