We are proud of our Office Manager Fiona Keegan who recently represented New Zealand in indoor bowls with the Mat Blacks. Fiona and the Mat Blacks recently competed with Australia to retain the Henselite Trophy, winning by just one game 34-32 at the Southland Indoor Bowls Stadium, Invercargill on 25th May. The International, played over…

Can you help Matt Nielsen with his quest to represent New Zealand to become the top welding apprentice globally this year? You can help by donating a dollar or two, perhaps the cost of a coffee (or any amount you like) to help Matt achieve his goal to attend, compete and bring home a win!…

Three Page Macrae Loglifter – SR’s were in their cradles awaiting export to Rio Grande Port, Brazil recently. We have already exported log lifters to ports in Uruguay and Argentina. We design and manufacture log lifters for bulk log loading operators to increase staff safety and loading productivity. A Page Macrae Loglifter – SR can…

Reliability is key to an efficient port logistics operation. Repairs and maintenance on port equipment like this 14 cubic metre diesel-hydraulic grab, ensures minimal downtime for our client. Our maintenance and repairs will ensure this grab operates reliably well into the future. As a manufacturer of Port Equipment, Page Macrae Engineering support the whole lifecycle…

Tauranga Boys’ College Year 12 Secondary Tertiary Programme students toured our workshops recently with Apprentice Co-ordinator, Grant Holland. Through the programme, the boys spend a day each week at the local Polytechnic doing hands-on work. This is a lead-in to the Polytechnic’s one-year pre-apprenticeship programme. More engineers are needed to sustain and grow the industry…

We’re immensely proud of first-year apprentices Rawinia Luka, Liam Wayne and Manaea Anderson are among this year’s Page Acorn Scholarship recipients announced at an awards ceremony held last night at Robert Page Engineering. “We’re very proud of our apprentices”, says Apprentice Training Coordinator, Grant Holland “It reflects the quality of our apprenticeship programme and the…

Making the difficult, possible is part of what we do. Some of our smaller projects are just as complex as large-scale ones. Here one of our apprentices is learning from an experienced engineer how to fabricate a tank mould from prefabricated ring sections. This is a perfect example of keeping a complex project onshore, local…

Each year, House of Science, Tauranga educates Western Bay of Plenty youngsters through science resources and educators, and by providing after-school and holiday programmes. Each week more than 100 local youngsters engage in House of Science activities. Part of their curriculum covers robotics. Page Macrae Engineering are proud to support House of Science by providing…

Two of three large stainless steel chemical storage tanks are now being installed on our client’s site. The completed tanks will each be 10.5 metres high and 12.1 metres in diameter and made up of 6 strakes. The tanks were fabricated in our workshops in sections and transported to the site by truck. A new…

We are proud to announce the launch of our new website! With a fresh new look, we’ve simplified the design and modernised it to make it clearer and more engaging. We also simplified the main navigation, to make it easier to find what you’re looking for. Our new site is fully optimised for mobile and…