Successful pest management project delivery is a collaborative effort. Sawland works with a network of experienced specialist subcontractors, suppliers and service providers, bringing together the capability and resources appropriate to the scale, location and requirements of each project.
Key partners for delivery of aerial toxin operations, providing accurate and consistent placement of bait and logistical support for Sawland personnel undertaking ancillary tasking in remote areas. Their professionalism and safety record align with our own high standards.
The aviation subcontractors we choose to work with are among the most experienced in New Zealand and their pilot workforce collectively has thousands of hours' experience in aerial bait application.
Providing the logistical support necessary to get materials to our worksites.
Our transport subcontractors have proven staff and dependable fleets that routinely perform miracles to ensure the safe and timely delivery of equipment and materials to project sites, often necessitating significant off-highway travel in challenging terrain.
Providing essential security services for our operational sites, particularly those involving toxins or public access.
Security operatives play an important role to deter and interdict unauthorised access to high-hazard areas where aircraft and machinery are operating, ensuring the safety of Sawland and subcontractor personnel, as well as the public while site work takes place.
Toxin application routinely takes in or occurs in close proximity to public roads, or otherwise necessitates the transport of materials and movement of subcontractor resources along roading assets where ensuring the safety of our personnel and the public is paramount. This is where our STMS qualified traffic management subcontractors play a critical role.
Sawland personnel have longstanding relationships with a large number of experienced field operatives able to undertake ancillary tasking for aerial operations, including landowner consultation, sign installation, sign maintenance, facility closures and clearance of toxic bait from affected facilities, ensuring thorough and efficient operational delivery.