Have you noticed that our name keeps cropping up lately? 

You may have seen us recently on billboards, in local newspapers, or on social media.  We want you to recognise our brand, not only for marketing purposes, but so that you will also want to come work for us! 

Go to our Join Us page on our website to find out about the geotech engineer, civil engineer, and structural engineer opportunities that we currently have. 

We hope to hear from you soon!

Stratum Consultants Ltd is proud to assist the Nga Potiki a Tamapahore Trust (an entity of Nga Potiki hapu) to develop their land in Papamoa. 

Stratum Consultants Ltd is proud to assist Keith Hay Homes with a number of their client's subdivisions, planning consents for additional dwellings, and associated civil engineering requirements.

The signs continue to be positive for residential development and subdivision within Rotorua.

Stratum's team of planners, geotech engineers, civil engineers and surveyors have been busy recently obtaining subdivision consent to develop our clients land.

Wishing you and your families a very Merry Christmas from all the team at Stratum Consultants.

We hope you are planning a good break, surveying some good holiday spots, and engineering plenty of time with family and friends. 

See you in 2017!

Colin, John, Andrew, Bart and Stephen are pleased to announce TJ Hayward and Shae Crossan as shareholders with Stratum Consultants Ltd. 

We are delighted to have TJ and Shae’s experience and knowledge in the engineering and planning fields respectively, and their step into company ownership now recognises them as a important members of the Stratum management team.

Well done TJ and Shae!

Stratum Consultants Ltd is a proud sponsor of the National Maori Housing Conference being held in Tauranga from 29 September – 1 October 2016. 

The theme of the Conference is ‘Ma whero ma pango ka oti ai te mahi - Collaboration and Strategic Relationships.'

Stratum Consultants own Senior Geotechnical Engineer Elles Pearse-Danker (in conjunction with Liam Wotherspoon) prepared an article for the NZ Geomechanics News for their June 2016 edition.  The NZ Geomechanics News is the bulletin of the New Zealand Geotechnical Society Inc.

The kiwifruit industry is one of the largest employment and business sectors of the western Bay of Plenty and accounts for around 20% of the GDP in the region. 

It has recently been through a tough period with the arrival of PSA, however has now bounced back in a spectacular way.  This has resulted the industry as a whole now in a growth phase.

The On-Site Effluent Treatment Regional Plan (OSET Plan) is a Bay of Plenty Regional Council plan that has been operative since 2006. 

It directs the management of domestic wastewater to protect water quality in the Bay of Plenty through the introduction of rules.  On-site effluent treatment systems include septic tanks and associated soakage fields and advanced aerobic systems.