Our Works – Proven Performance on NZ’s Biggest Sites
From multi-year infrastructure builds to specialist rail maintenance, Hart Construction crews deliver precision formwork, safe operations, and cohesive teamwork for tier-one contractors. Every project shown here reflects verifiable site performance and real operational results.
Featured Projects
City Rail Link (CRL)
Scope: Formwork, labour hire
Partner Contractors: Link Alliance
Crew Size: ~25 personnel (mixed carpenters, labourers, spotters, operators)
Duration: 5+ years continuous involvement
Safety: Delivered under contractor HSE protocols; audit records available on request
Impact: Supported major station and tunnel works with consistent crew availability and schedule alignment
KiwiRail
Scope: Formwork and specialist carpentry support
Partner Contractors: Downer (main contractor)
Crew Size: 13 carpenters
Duration: 1+ years
Safety: Delivered under live rail safety protocols; fully inducted and compliant crews
Impact: Supported continuous operations during critical maintenance periods
JFC
Scope: Carpentry support for civil works
Partner Contractors: JFC (main contractor)
Crew Size: 3 carpenters
Duration: Project-specific deployment
Safety: Delivered under JFC HSE systems
Impact: Delivered specialist carpentry scope to align with overall project programme
Process Snapshot
- Brief & Mobilisation – Confirm crew scope and induction requirements
- On-Site Integration – Deploy trained crews within agreed timeframes
- Ongoing Coordination – Maintain communication with site management
- Completion & Handover – Ensure scope delivered to programme and safety standards
“Hart Construction has delivered for us on
multiple high-pressure projects, including
technically challenging packages on the City
Rail Link, as well as work within high-risk,
live rail environments for KiwiRail. Their
crews are technically sharp, composed
under pressure, and consistently meet the
highest safety standards. They understand
the demands of complex commercial sites—
and they show up ready to deliver.”