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About the Building Officials Institute of New Zealand
The Institute is a non-profit registered charitable organisation. The Institute has a national office based in Wellington and nine branches nationwide. The Institute represents over 1200 members engaged in building controls in both the public and private sectors.
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CONFERENCES & AWARDS
Senior Building Control Officers' Forum 2024
8-9 August, The Millennium, Queenstown.
Thank you for joining us at the event!
Presentations are available for members to download via My BOINZ via the link below:
TRAINING COURSES
The Training Academy provides relevant, up-to-date quality training and events for building control staff, the building industry, and anyone who is interested in building compliance and quality building outcomes.
Online
These courses offer the flexibility to learn at your own pace, at a time that works for you. Each course takes between 1 and 2 hours depending on your existing knowledge base.
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These classroom courses offer the additional benefit of networking and learning from your peers. Join in person or via online zoom.
Read MoreEntry to BCA
The starting point in your Building Surveying career pathway, Entry to BCA is a 2-part learning pathway designed to effectively and efficiently increase competency.
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30 September 2024
24 September 2024
BOINZ is proud to be promoting the crucial role that our members fulfil in the built sector to ensure New Zealand’s buildings are safe, functional and compliant with regulations.
It is also important that the profession is viewed as one where there is the relevant training and consistency with regards to quality and building outcomes.
We recently launched our first video and asked some of New Zealand’s most prominent building surveyors why they love their jobs - here’s why!
21 August 2024
If the changes proceed as proposed, we see there will be three variants of copper alloy fittings in the New Zealand market that will add delays and costs for BCAs when processing building consent applications and undertaking inspections of water supply systems.
In this submission we look at the variants and suggest that for the health and wellbeing of New Zealanders only one product specification for the three regulatory requirements above be adopted.Read our full submission on the SUBMISSIONS tab via MY BOINZ
21 August 2024
The government is seeking lower house prices and greater resilience to supply disruptions through improved competition and lower building costs.
The consultation paper does not test whether the proposals will achieve the desired outcomes.
It is critical that any changes do not result in increased risk and liability for homeowners and building consent authorities (BCAs).
Our submission includes examples of overseas standards which look straightforward but are not and factors to consider such as undertaking evaluations and BCA liability.
Read our full submission on the submissions page via MY BOINZ
21 August 2024
While BOINZ supports the desired outcomes of housing affordability and inter-generational living, we have significant concerns that the proposed approach will not achieve these.
Instead, the approach will place additional risk of building failure on homeowners providing for elderly relatives, BCAs and the community. BCA oversight should remain to mitigate poor design and building work and continue to protect and deliver building compliance and quality, as it does for all other new houses.
Read our full submission on the SUBMISSIONS tab via MY BOINZ24 May 2024
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At Western Bay of Plenty District Council we believe our future belongs to the changemakers. The chance-takers and wall breakers.
We believe we all have the power to do extraordinary things. To make decisions that matter.
For our people. For our communities. For each other.
We're on a journey to become a District with strong and sustainable community partnerships, that embraces the diversity of the area and is bold in its vision for change.
At Western Bay we strongly believe in investing in, and empowering our people to achieve their goals and aspirations. If you are interested in joining the Western Bay family, please apply today.