Important update – Annual Dinner event Following the cancellation of the National awards dinner (due to COVID restrictions), the Southern Section has decided to hold a regional dinner. This will be held on Friday 6 November in Christchurch at the Hagley Oval Pavilion. Please see the attached invite and registration link. We are really keen to see […]

Greetings to all, The October CILT breakfast meeting will be held at the Mount RSA on October 21st Our guest speaker for this meeting is Chartered Fellow Tony Boyle. June next year marks the 50th anniversary since the arrival of the first container ship to New Zealand. Prior to this event all imports and exports were […]

Thursday 15th October – commencing 1.00 pm 6 Tenahaun Place, Wigram Limited to 20 only so first in first served Please be on site prior to 1.00 pm - Parking on street Please wear steel cap footwear, hi-vis clothing and safety glasses The session will conclude around 3.00 pm Please RSVP no later than 5th […]

In 2020 and beyond, implementing ‘circular economy’ practices in the supply chain will have a positive impact on how we produce, transport, store and consume things. In contrast to the ‘take-make-waste’ model of our current linear economy, the circular economy is regenerative by design and focuses on decoupling growth from the consumption of finite resources. […]

Lyttelton Port Company: Presentation Tuesday 29 September – commencing 5.00pm LPC Waterfront House, 37-39 Gladstone Quay, Lyttelton This event will provide an update and overview on Lyttelton Port Company’s (LPC) business today and focus on the future. This will be presented by the LPC Executive Leadership Team. Please be on-site prior to 5.00 pm Parking […]

Engineering Journeys at Ara, in collaboration with CILT, presents: MOVING FAST - LOGISTICS & TRANSPORT INDUSTRY UPDATES EDUCATION & CAREER OPPORTUNITIES   About this Event Presentation: “Smart Assets for Transport and Logistics” → Yuwei Li – Lecturer in Civil Engineering, Ara; Updates on this dynamic & innovative industry from industry leaders → Darron Stackhouse – […]

Auckland Port - Move it or No? Currently, it is the New Zealand Government's position that the Port of Auckland needs to move. Several studies have stated that there there are significant environmental impacts for expanding the port in its current location and that in its current form, the Auckland port is “no longer economically […]

Greetings to all, The August Chartered Institute of Logistics & Transport breakfast meeting will include the 2020 AGM. Our guest speakers for this meeting are Associate Dean Dan Taylor and Lead Tutor Matt Mindham from Toi Ohomai’s Logistics Training Centre Toi Ohomai is dedicated to training work-ready capable graduates for the Logistics and Distribution industry. […]

Its time for a social get-together! Thursday 23 July The Bealey 263 Bealey Ave, Christchurch Quiz starts at 7 pm Dear CILT NZ Member, This is a great opportunity to get a team together and connect with others from the industry. • Teams to consist of 2 to 6 people • Bar/Food open from 6 […]

Event registration is by invitation only. Register with your email address to attend this event. How has the NZ Supply Chain coped during lockdown and what does the future hold, now that we're at Level 1? Like many other countries, Covid-19 hit New Zealand hard - socially and economically. Although we as a nation, fared […]

Event Invitation Site tour of Westland Milk Products Wednesday 15th July – commencing 3:00 pm 41 Westland Place, Rolleston   Dear Member, This is a great opportunity to learn about and tour Westland Milk’s state of the art facility. Westland Milk Products are supplied by 429 farms and produce 120,000 metric tonnes of product which is sold domestically and exported to 40 countries. […]

Event registration is by invitation only. Register with your email address to attend this event. Logistics operations have for a long time, made use of data to improve performance. While this is of course not new, what is new, is the vast increase in volume and quality of data that can be captured, the rapidly […]

Greetings to all, We are restarting the CILT breakfast meetings at the RSA from next Wednesday 17th June. Our guest speakers are Sam Vye and Cameron Baker, business partners in ECT. ECT started business in late 2018 with a contract for the Ecuadorian Department of Conservation to deliver rat poison by drone to one of the northern Galapagos […]

All events are suspended until further notice due to Covid – 19 Members will be emailed communications to keep them up to date with what is happening in our sector. Regards Keith Robinson CILT NZ President

This is an invite to the next CILT BoP Waikato section breakfast meeting on Wednesday 18th March at the Mount RSA.   We are delighted to advise that our guest speaker will be Robert Brodnax who will provide a presentation on the latest work being undertaken by the Western Bay of Plenty Urban Form and […]

A breakfast event showcasing HERE Technologies’ solutions, with opening remarks from the President of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport. Hi there, Are you aware of the increasing costs associated with last mile driver routing and managing unforeseen changes? We present, HERE Last Mile, designed to support the driver in the field while making […]

Presentation on the findings from the review into the NZTA’s regulatory capability and performance and the Ministry of Transport’s monitoring performance Wednesday 29 January 2020, 12.30pm - Lunch & 1pm - Presentation  Venue: Ministry of Transport, 3 Queen’s Wharf (entrance opposite TSB arena) The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (Central Section) is holding a […]

This is an invite to the next CILT BOP Waikato section breakfast meeting on Thursday 21st November at the Mount RSA. We are delighted to advise our guest speaker will be Morris McFall. Morris will be giving us an overview on his varied and successful career. As many of you will know, Morris is a past […]

What can we learn from transport and logistics infrastructure in Asia? As transport and logistics practitioners, we almost always tend to draw inspiration and influence in infrastructure build, from Australia, the UK and North America, yet the Asia region is critical to our import-export trade. Hear from speakers involved in Asia-Pacific infrastructure build projects about […]