Our Mission
CIANZ provides a medium for the NZ cabling infrastructure industry to unite for the betterment of our sector. We promote positive cultural, social, economic and environmental benefits to our members.
Our Vision
Our vision is for the CIANZ to represent and promote the cabling infrastructure industry at all levels, providing a voice to government, end-users and the wider construction industry. This will be achieved by impartiality, advocating standards development, fostering career development and championing NZQA qualifications appropriate to our industry. The CIANZ will collaborate with parallel industries to link deeper skills and the career development of all members.
Our Primary Objectives ...
Independent qualifications
Address the skills shortage by the delivery of independent qualifications, Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL), continuous education, and skills development.
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Attract new entrants
Address a labour shortage by attracting new entrants into the industry with access to personal qualifications and a diverse career path.
Align with associations
Align and collaborate with parallel associations such as TUANZ, NZ Security Association, BICSI (to name a few).
Promote industry
Promote the benefits of the CIANZ and our members to government, consultant community, construction industry, and end-users.
Independent quality endorsement
Provide an independent quality assurance endorsement (CIANZ stamp of recognition) for CIANZ members to promote within their businesses to their clients and new business opportunities.
The Cabling Industry Association of New Zealand Incorporated are committed to ...
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Providing a forum for networking and collaboration within the industry while maintaining strict compliance with the Commerce Act
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Promoting our industry to end users or potential end users of our services
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Working with specifiers to lift minimum standards
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Encouraging the lifting of standards for those carrying out installation work
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Providing a voice to Government and the wider public on matters affecting the industry
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Educating users or potential users
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Working with government bodies and industry to provide career pathways and education for those within our industry by supporting the development of independent industry qualifications at appropriate levels within the NZQA framework
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Aligning with “AoG Broader Outcomes” by providing positive cultural, social, economic, and environmental benefits
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Co-operating with the relevant standards bodies in AUS/NZ and beyond where relevant
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Collaborating with adjacent industries as appropriate