Jess Johnston is an energetic young mum who lives with her daughter Katelyn and dogs Roam and Ghost. She grew up in a family of bus, truck and machine drivers, so it’s no surprise that Jess developed a love of driving and found her happy place operating machinery at Tauhei Quarry. Jess’s career in quarrying […]
The team at Stevenson are committed to sustainability and we make it our priority to reduce our carbon footprint and impact on the environment.
Our technical team has partnered with sustainability experts Thinkstep to create an Environmental Product Declaration (EPD).
Drury Maintenance Engineer Colin Stretch will celebrate an impressive 55 years of service with Stevenson in December. In 1966, Colin started with Stevenson in a maintenance role at Mount Smart Quarry. It wasn’t his first job. He’d had been working in the Central North Island, at Tūrangi on the power scheme and in Tauranga, quarrying […]
Stevenson Concrete is going paperless. We’re implementing a concrete delivery management system called iStrada which will allow our customers to track deliveries, review tickets online and check order details.
Stevenson Technical Manager Jayden Ellis has been elected to the position of incoming chair of the AQA (Aggregate and Quarry Association of New Zealand).
Western Bay of Plenty quarry Poplar Lane is known as New Zealand’s most challenging site. The team finds anything from andesite to rhyolitic material, to ash and clays.
With Auckland’s construction sector estimated to balloon by 70 percent over the next decade, Clevedon Quarry is perfectly positioned for growth.
prompted a restoration that not only created an award winning wetland environment for our indigenous species, but a legacy for future generations.
Stevenson and IMG (Integrated Maintenance Group) are piloting an apprentice swap programme with an objective to provide experience, knowledge and skills beyond what’s available in their own workplace.
