Panel members have been assessed by the Steering Group through a three-stage process including a written application, interview and referee check. Panel members have been appointed for a three-year term.
Panel members
Name |
Personal information |
Regional availability |
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Name Alice CHAPLIN |
Personal information
Tetra Tech Coffey (NZ) Ltd |
|
Name Andy GRAY |
Personal information
Penrose Consultants Ltd |
|
Name Arthur AMPUTCH |
Personal information
Riley Consultants |
|
Name Brett HEAVEN |
Personal information
Rubix |
|
Name Cathy FORREST |
Personal information
AECOM New Zealand Ltd |
Regional availability South Island |
Name Craig BYERS |
Personal information
Savills New Zealand |
Regional availability South Island and major North Island cities |
Name David CHUNG |
Personal information
Calibre Group |
Regional availability Wellington, Nelson/Marlborough/Tasman, West Coast |
Name David McLERNON |
Personal information
Octa Associates Ltd |
|
Name Elliot DUKE |
Personal information
Davis Ogilvie & Partners Ltd |
|
Name Fraser ROBSON |
Personal information
Frequency |
Regional availability South Island |
Name Gary TOWNSEND |
Personal information
Maltbys Ltd |
Regional availability Nationally |
Name Glenn O'CONNOR |
Personal information
Bonisch Consultants |
Regional availability Nationally |
Name Helen PULLAR |
Personal information
EngDevnz Ltd |
Regional availability Canterbury, West Coast, Otago |
Name Hugh CHERRILL |
Personal information
Tonkin & Taylor |
Regional availability Lower North Island and upper South Island |
Name James ANDREWS |
Personal information
Rally Ltd |
Regional availability Lower Northland, Auckland, Waikato |
Name Jeremy BROWN |
Personal information
RDT Pacific |
|
Name Jim MUIR |
Personal information
WSP NZ Ltd |
|
Name John DUNN |
Personal information
Self-employed |
Regional availability South Island |
Name John KERR |
Personal information
Jacobs |
Regional availability Waikato, Bay of Plenty, Central North Island |
Name Josy COOPER |
Personal information
Above Water Engineering Ltd |
Regional availability Waikato, Bay of Plenty, Auckland |
Name Kerry NEWELL |
Personal information
AECOM |
|
Name Lawrie SAEGERS |
Personal information
Rawlinsons Ltd |
|
Name Mark MABEY |
Personal information
Kwanto Ltd |
Regional availability North Island |
Name Mark WILLIAMS |
Personal information
Maynard Marks New Zealand Ltd |
|
Name Martin LEAK |
Personal information
Resolve Group |
|
Name Mike HANSON |
Personal information
RDT Pacific |
Regional availability Nationally |
Name Natasha POSSENNISKIE |
Personal information
Urban Outcomes |
Regional availability Nationally |
Name Patrick HANLON |
Personal information
BQH Ltd |
Regional availability Nationally |
Name Paul BELCHER |
Personal information
CM New Zealand Ltd |
Regional availability Canterbury and Auckland |
Name Paul GARLICK |
Personal information
AECOM |
Regional availability Waikato, Bay of Plenty, Tairāwhiti, Hawkes Bay and Wellington Regions |
Name Peter BAILEY |
Personal information
Resolve Group Ltd |
Regional availability Lower North Island and upper South Island |
Name Peter OLLIVIER |
Personal information
Calibre Group Ltd |
|
Name Philip MOLINEUX |
Personal information
Maltbys Ltd |
|
Name Phillip McCAMISH |
Personal information
Maltbys Ltd |
|
Name Polly HALL |
Personal information
Frequency NZ Ltd |
Regional availability North Island |
Name Simon BARNES |
Personal information
Barnes Beagley Doherr Ltd |
|
Name Steve GRIFFITH |
Personal information
Resolve Group Ltd |
Regional availability Nationally |
Name Tim PALIN |
Personal information
Frequency NZ Ltd |
|
Name Tom HARTNETT |
Personal information
Tetra Tech Coffey (NZ) Ltd |
Find out more about how to engage an EtC from our Panel.
Pilot phase
We are currently in the Panel’s pilot phase. The first round of appointments has been made to the Panel, with view to scaling up gradually .
The pilot phase is an opportunity to test and refine the Panel’s processes in preparation for scaling up activities later in 2022. During the pilot phase, Panel members will help develop resources to support EtCs in the role.
We were not able to accept applications from all interested applicants for the pilot phase. There will be future opportunities to apply to join the Panel after the pilot phase and we encourage you to apply again if you were not successful in the initial round. We will advertise on this website and through other industry channels when applications open again.
Accountability
The Steering Group has developed a Code of Ethics for Panel members. This set of expectations applies to the Panel member’s performance of the role of EtC. Each Panel member has acknowledged and committed to complying with this Code of Ethics.
If the Panel Coordinator is informed or becomes aware of any issues or circumstances that may affect a Panel member’s continued eligibility to be a recognised Panel member, the Steering Group may review the member’s eligibility to remain on the Panel. Reviews will be conducted by the Steering Group and would assess whether the Panel member continued to meet the criteria for eligibility. The member would have an opportunity to respond and provide further information. If the review determined the member did not meet the criteria, they may be removed from the Panel (but may re-apply in the future).
Background
The establishment of this Panel is part of Engineering New Zealand’s contribution to the Construction Sector Accord. (This Panel is separate and distinct from the National Supplier Panel for Engineer to Contract by Kāinga Ora Homes and Communities and Engineer to Contract Accreditation by Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency.)
What is the role of the Panel?
The Panel supports the independence and success of the EtC role by:
- providing clarification on who can perform the role
- setting the standard for those undertaking the role
- providing mentorship and support as needed.
What is the purpose of the Panel?
The Panel provides the public with a list of recognised EtCs for contractual purposes. The Panel also sets a benchmark for EtCs to perform in the building and construction sector. All parties – including contractors, principals, EtCs and others – will benefit from knowing who has been recognised as capable of fulfilling the duties of the role for their building and construction projects.
Read more about the background and development of the Panel.