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Frequency is a proud new sponsor partner for the - as they prepare to compete at the World Baseball Softball Confederation - WBSC | Women's Softball World Cup Qualifier in Italy next week. A very exciting opportunity for the squad of 16, 10 of whom are making their debut on the international stage.

Kia wana, kia ita, kia hihiri te tū. Ko Frequency tēnei e kaha tautoko ana i a koutou. We wish you all the very best on your quest to qualify for the big show!

We’re delighted to announce the opening of our new office in Ōtepoti, Dunedin! Now with four main offices and two satellites across the motu expanding further into the South Island is a very special milestone for us and equally exciting to be taking part in the growth of Dunedin and the Otago region.
 
Frequency Senior Associate, Scott Bosworth, a Dunedin native, has returned to his hometown to head our new office, bringing with him wide ranging experience from across the globe including water treatment, rail, industrial, buildings and building services, and health. More recently, Scott was the project team lead on the successful delivery of the high-risk and highly critical asset replacement programme at Te Whatu Ora, Auckland City Hospital.
 
If you’re in the area, pop by and say hi!

As part of Frequency's ongoing commitment to giving back to the industry, Tim Palin delivered a lecture to Auckland university post graduate students covering project schedule management, delay's, float and the duties of a project scheduler.

At Frequency we find that understanding the schedule, and what it can tell you, and the decisions it can help you make is critical to project success, and to have a team of recognised industry experts at Frequency is something we are very proud of.

Applications for the Frequency Graduate Programme 2024 are now open!

Designed to develop your understanding of the key drivers of successful project delivery, our 2-year rotational programme will ensure you experience the various phases of the project lifecycle so you can decide where your passion lies.

Our project managers come from a variety of backgrounds including, Engineering, Architecture, Design, Property and Planning, Construction Management, Building Sciences, Computer, Data and Geographical Sciences.

To learn more and apply, visit www.frequency.nz/graduates

Applications close Tuesday 4th April.

Culverts, the hidden hero of the stormwater network.

While the impacts of the recent Auckland floods are very fresh and many people are greatly affected, it was both a relief and, at the same time, fascinating to observe the positive results of the recently completed upgrade to the Wolverton Culverts in action.
 
Designed for the ‘1 in 100 year’ flood event, the move to upgrade this catchment was generated by the aftermath of the torrential downpour in 2017, with the loss of the adjacent culvert and the damage to local residences, businesses, and main arterials in New Lynn and the disruption that ensued.

Applying lessons learnt from previous projects, Auckland Transport and Auckland Council - Healthy Waters addressed the risk presented on Wolverton by the under-capacity infrastructure. The upgraded culvert structures were designed to convey the stormwater runoff and channel the flow of floodwaters under the road.
 
”It was fantastic to see the new culverts on Wolverton performing as designed with a reduction in risk to flooding of habitable dwellings, little disruption to traffic, and critical services on this corridor unaffected. Wolverton is an important arterial road on Auckland’s roading network which has functioned well in this extreme rain event.”- Frequency Executive Associate and Lead Project Manager, Catherine Hemi.

Frequency were proud to provide project management services for the delivery of this vital infrastructure upgrade.