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South Island - Naseby
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Opportunities
There are many exciting career paths and opportunities to be had in forestry. Ernslaw One can provide careers based around forestry management and supporting activities. Ernslaw One contractors can also provide careers and opportunities ranging from planting through to harvesting. Ernslaw One promotes a positive Health and Safety culture. All staff and contractors are subject to random drug tests as part of employment and sub-contractor contracts.
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Environmental Management
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Ernslaw One firmly believes in caring for the environment, and strives to ensure that its forest and timber processing operations meet the requirements of sound environmental management. Its plantation forests are managed as a sustainable resource. Its operational methodology and technology are regularly reviewed to ensure that they measure up to the best current environmental practice. Ernslaw One requires strict observance of environmental guidelines from its contractors. These guidelines are developed in partnership with local authorities, and often exceed Resource Management Act requirements. -
North Island
North Island Office & Gisborne Regional Office
Ernslaw One Ltd
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Level 3
74 Grey Street
PO Box 2042
Gisborne 4040 -
South Island
South Island Regional Office
Ernslaw One Ltd
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Cemetery Road
PO Box 36
Tapanui 9542 -
Corporate Office
Level 4
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Building B
8 Nugent St
Grafton
Auckland 1023 -
Forest Locations
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Native Frogs
Archey's frog
Archey's frogs are small (less than 50 millimetres long) native frogs that are at sparse or nationally critical levels. Archey’s frogs lack webbing between the toes whereas Hochstetter’s frogs have partial webbing between the toes. The species has been found in the Whangapoua Forest on the Coromandel peninsula.
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