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Napier Port distributes $805,000 Employee Recognition Scheme payment to its team

On Tuesday 16 November, Napier Port released its annual results for the financial year ending 30 September 2021. Following the announcement, Napier Port’s board approved an Employee Recognition Scheme (gross) payment of $805,000 – a record recognition pay-out. The gross value payment is $2,779 pro rata per full time employee, made up of a mix …

Napier Port surveillance saliva PCR testing begins

On Monday 22 November, Napier Port began rollout of its regular, on port saliva PCR testing using Ubiquitome’s SalivaDirect Liberty16 mobile real time PCR unit. Napier Port will be one of the first non-health sector businesses in New Zealand to implement this technology. Saliva PCR is early detection, which means COVID-19 can be picked up …

Update for Port Users: 7 Shed Central Unchain Area to open for all C3 trucks

Kia ora, We have had a successful first couple of weeks operating the new Central Unchain Area at the 7 Shed triangle. Thank you to everyone for their patience and support. We would now like to increase the number of trucks that are using this unchain area, and will be opening up for all C3 trucks from Monday …

Saliva PCR testing and extending vaccination requirement

On 20 October, Napier Port became the first port, and one of the first businesses in New Zealand, to voluntarily implement mandatory vaccination for its entire workforce (not just the frontline team currently required by border orders). Chief Executive Todd Dawson said “We did this to protect our people and to play our part in …

Update for Port Users: New Traffic Management Plans for 7 Shed Roadway

Kia ora, As a further update on our log unchaining project, from Thursday 4 November we will be implementing new Traffic Management Plans for vehicles using the 7 Shed roadway and also for C3 trucks unchaining at Napier Port. These new TMPs are required as our Infrastructure team are set to commence resealing works on 1 Wharf …

Collaborative habitat enhancement project set to benefit Ahuriri kororā population

Kaitiaki Rangers, with Te Wai Mauri Environmental Trust, have been doing the mahi in Ahuriri this week kicking off a kororā research and enhancement project that includes three stages of work: habitat protection; current habitat improvements; and future habitat development. This project is part of the Marine Cultural Health Programme (MCHP) – a kaupapa (initiative), …