National Code of Practice for Three Waters Reticulation

Online - 1:00pm-2:00pm

Work is underway to develop a clear technical National Three Waters Code of Practice for reticulation assets delivering drinking, storm, and wastewater services to communities and new developments across New Zealand.

There are currently 45 different codes of practice providing information on how to design and construct three waters infrastructure. Three Waters Reform gives us the opportunity to develop a single technical code to better deliver three waters infrastructure to our communities. Click here for further background on the Code of Practice.

What will be presented?

The NTU’s Team will present the project’s methodology, timeline and progress to date. The next stages in the delivery provide the industry with further opportunities to provide feedback.

Please complete before this workshop the National Code of Practice Water Sector survey which will be used to guide the NTU Team towards the best possible outcomes for the development of the Code.

What will you gain from your attendance at this webinar?

You will understand how the project was initiated and what its goals are. We will share how the content is being selected and how the team is working towards a final deliverable later this year.

The results from the survey above will be shared with you and decisions as to how the team will respond to that will be discussed.

Workshop presenter

Steve Jones, CEng, BEng (Honours) – University of Brighton
Steve leads Harrison Grierson’s Infrastructure teams across NZ. He is a Chartered Civil Engineer with over 35 years’ experience in the Water industry. He has worked in NZ since 2005 on significant development and three waters and roading infrastructure projects for both the public and private sectors. Previously Steve was lucky enough to have worked through the UK’s Water privatisation programme and worked internationally on several occasions, including a period helping Suez Lyonnaise with a network reticulation research programme in both the UK & France.