Fulton Hogan Ltd![]()
In Dunedin in 1933, Jules Fulton and Bob Hogan teamed up to start their own contracting business. Times were tough, and they wanted to play a part in building a prosperous country. Through strong teamwork and a desire to get things done, they created the foundations of a company that continues to do good work today. Fulton Hogan employs more than 7,800 people across New Zealand, Australia and the South Pacific. We continue to enjoy strong support from both of our founding families as major shareholders in Fulton Hogan. We’re also very pleased to say that over a quarter of our people are shareholders in our public non-listed company.
Strong leadership is an important part of being a successful and enduring infrastructure business. Our Board and leaders provide governance and direction so that together we can achieve our vision – being in, connecting and caring for communities.
We’re all about keeping it REAL
Respect
Energy & Effort
Attitude
Leadership
These are the values at the core of everything we do.
We see sustainability as the only way to do business. That’s why we invest in the communities we work in, bridging gaps and creating economic value. It’s our way of improving the world we’ll live in tomorrow.
We care for the communities we operate in. Fulton Hogan and our people donate time, money and services to strengthen our communities. Through our partnerships we support wellbeing, diversity, environment, education and innovation.
JJ Ltd![]()
JJ's has been the home of Massey Ferguson since its inception and introduction to New Zealand in 1958, and last year both marques celebrate their 60th anniversary.
From small beginnings JJ's now have more than 85 full-time staff throughout the South Island and is the largest Massey Ferguson and Fendt dealer in Australasia.
If you have great school grades, problem solving ability, computer skills, and a desire to succeed then we are interested in talking to you.
JJ’s takes on multiple apprentices every year and it is a career path that is significantly different to that of diesel mechanics even a few years ago – modern day tractors are some of the most complicated pieces of machinery on four wheels, we offer a great work environment, field and workshop based positions, overseas factory training programs, medical insurance, an annual exchange program with one of the largest tractor companies in the UK, great remuneration, and a social club that is second to none.
If this sounds like you come and see us at booth
Kia Ora Hau Mokowhiti Consultancy![]()
Kia Ora Hauora is a national workforce development programme, which aims to increase the recruitment of Māori into a range of health careers through providing access to quality Māori health career information, increasing uptake and achievement by Māori students in Secondary School science and addressing recruitment and retention of Māori tertiary students studying a health or health related qualifications – Kia Ora Hauora!
Sanford Limited![]()
More than 150 years ago our founder, Albert Sanford, went fishing for snapper in the Hauraki Gulf and formed plans for a business that would ultimately grow into New Zealand’s biggest seafood company.
Sanford Limited first entered the Aquaculture industry in 1984 and by 1998 Sanford had become New Zealand’s largest aquaculture company.
Across Bluff and Stewart Island we are farming and processing 4,300 tonne of salmon and growing 1,500 tonne of Greenshell mussels.
To support our growing Aquaculture industry we are looking for candidates who are interested in a future in Aquaculture. To enter the industry you can either learn on the job or complete qualifications in Aquaculture for the more technical roles.
We are a company lead by our values of Care, Passion, Integrity and Achieving Together – if you are keen to learn more about our company or current opportunities please visit our website at www.sanford.co.nz
Southland Youth Futures![]()
Strengthening the pathways between education and employment for youth across Southland.
Southland Youth Futures is Great South's regional career exploration programme focused on improving outcomes for Southland youth and reducing the number of NEETS (youth not in education, employment or training) across the region. The programme hosts employer talks in schools, coordinates workplace visits for students and helps to establish connections between students and local employers by encouraging employers to embrace youth friendly-standards in their workplace and invest in the region's youth.
Learn more about how this programme can support you here: https://greatsouth.nz/projects/southland-youth-futures
Stabicraft Marine Ltd![]()
In 1987, in a backstreet workshop in Invercargill, Stabicraft was born with the development of the first rigid hulled aluminium boat – a Stabicraft 3.5 dinghy called the Ally Duck.
Over 30 years have passed since that first boat. In that time we have grown significantly producing around 1000 boats every year right here from Invercargill and solidifying our position as market innovators and leaders. Today our boats can be found all over the world.
Stabicraft didn't become New Zealand's largest trailer-boat manufacturer by chance. It has been built by our people with their perseverance and commitment to exceptional quality.
We currently have a team of around 140 people in a range of roles including welders, skilled tradespeople, designers and other professional roles.
Entry level manufacturing roles are usually into our final assembly team who are responsible for fitting out the boats doing glazing, installation of marine electrical and plumbing systems, cabin linings and various other boat systems and fittings. It’s ‘hands-on’ work which is great for practical people who enjoy getting stuck in and working as part of a team to produce an awesome product.
At Stabicraft we have a focus on growing talent within our business and currently have 18 apprentices all working towards qualifications in boat building which includes the full process of welding through to boat fit out and finishing.
With the NZ Marine industry being NZ’s largest non-primary manufacturing based industry, now is a great time to launch your career with Stabicraft! Learn more about our fantastic boats, and apply for roles at www.stabicraft.com
Terra Cat NZ Ltd![]()
Terra Cat is New Zealand’s Caterpillar dealer. From our national network of branches, we offer the entire Caterpillar product range, and the parts and services connected to supporting our product. With a strong vision of where we want to be in 2025, our values of No Harm, Integrity, Openness and Care guide what we believe, what we stand for and how we work.
Each year we take about 15 apprentices into our three-year Heavy Diesel Apprenticeship programme. The apprenticeship covers both theory and practical, hands-on learning with the successful completion resulting in a New Zealand Certificate in Level 4 Heavy Automotive Engineering.
Our apprentices are a main pipeline of talent into our business. Once qualified multiple opportunities open up from Field Service Technicians to operational and senior management, from product support and technical communication to sales.
An apprenticeship with Terra Cat is a popular option for many who want to earn while they learn and lay the foundation for their career. Our constantly evolving industry is driven by technological advancements and offers opportunities both nationally and internationally.
Come visit us at our stand or check us out at www.terracat.co.nz