Institute of Quarrying New Zealand
Advancing the fellowship, development, and professionalism of our members and enhancing the image of the extractive industry
IOQNZ
What is the IOQ?
We promote and support the quarry industry.
The Institute of Quarrying was founded over 100 years ago by four people with a vision for the mineral products industry. They wanted the industry to come together to raise standards, share knowledge and be recognised as highly skilled professionals which are the principles that guide the Institute of Quarrying today.
Membership
Membership is open to people employed in, or supplying to, the surface mineral extractive and processing industries in any country of the world.
Education
We offer and facilitate a range of educational and professional development opportunities for our members.
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Networking
The IOQ and our branches run a nationwide series of events for our membership.
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NEWS
Dec 17 – latest newsletter
In the December 2017 Newsletter: President's Report First Aid Cert Reminder New Branch Branch Reports AEG Advertisement TRIND Advertisement MinEx...
WorkSafe Newsletter Nov 2017
Worksafe-Newsletter November 2017 In this newsletter: Departing board members Review of Certificate of Competence (COC) requirements CoCs and...
1917-2017 Institute of Quarrying
The Institute of Quarrying is now 100 years old, and celebrations were held in the UK to mark the occasion. The booklet titled IQ - The First 100...
Marlborough / Tasman – IOQNZ’s latest Branch
Congratulations are in order. Support for a new Institute of Quarrying New Zealand branch to cater for members in the northern area of the South...
Engineering Geology in Quarry Design & Rehab
The Importance of Engineering Geology and Geotechnics in the Design Operation and Rehabilitation of Quarries Presented by: Ruth Allington,...
Youth Programme 2018
We are looking to receive nominations from other young quarry employees to join the IOQNZ Youth Programme in 2018. In 2016 your IOQ Executive...
EVENTS
Northland Branch – Technical evening
Gordon Laing IOQNZ Technical advisor Process of COC renewals CPD 1hr Heritage NZ Bill Edwards Legal requirements of historic sites and early trading...
Waikato/BOP Branch – AGM
Venue: Crane Sales NZ Building 11 - 13 Waihou Street, Matamata, (Tool Box up for grabs). Time to think about elections for the AGM. A new Executive...
Waikato/BOP Branch – AGM
Venue: Crane Sales NZ Building 11 - 13 Waihou Street, Matamata, (Tool Box up for grabs). Time to think about elections for the AGM. A new Executive...
Waikato/BOP Branch – AGM
Venue: Crane Sales NZ Building 11 - 13 Waihou Street, Matamata, (Tool Box up for grabs). Time to think about elections for the AGM. A new Executive...
Auckland Branch
Sposnsrs: Liebherr Speakers: Craig Nicholson, Liebherr Mike Chilton, AQA Technical Committee
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