NEWS



Cook Islands General staff recently attended the Kia Orana Values course, presented by Rose Akava from CITTI. The session was highly engaging and well received by all participants, particularly CIGT expat staff, as it provided valuable insight into Cook Islands culture, values, and traditions. The presentation was informative, well delivered, and greatly appreciated by everyone in attendance.

SPECIAL PROJECTS



Jessie Sword

General Manager Recycling and Innovation

EVENTS

Kia Orana Values Course

CIGT Taunga Nui crew recently celebrated International Day of the Seafarer, which is observed worldwide every year on the 25th June.

"Without seafarers, there is no supply chain."

Marking the occasion, our Taunga Nui crew gathered at the CIGT shed, Avatiu Wharf for a BBQ. We thank them for their commitment and service — 24/7, 365 days a year.

To Captain Ilaitia, Chief Michael, and your crew - A very big Meitaki Maata and heartfelt appreciation for your dedication, resilience, and professionalism in keeping our shipping service running. You help sustain the Pa Enua Tokerau e te Tonga and keep our local economy moving and connected through our sea bridge.



TRAINING PROGRAM



MEET OUR TEAM

Recycling Team

Team Taunga Nui

Accounts and Administration Team

Workshop Manager

Isoa Waka

Tekau

Head of Operations & Administration

CIGT all-rounder and go too lady

New Zealand Certified Forklift Training Course

Recently, 12 CIGT employees attended a New Zealand certified forklift training course facilitated by CITTI. The course included both practical and theory assessments, ensuring that by the end of the programme, participants understood their responsibilities and safe working practices relating to forklift operations. They also learned to identify potential hazards, carry out pre-operational checks, operate a forklift safely in various workplace conditions, handle loads securely, and respond appropriately to forklift-related incidents or emergencies.

We warmly congratulate all our staff on successfully completing the course. Certificates and licences were presented to CIGT staff by Managing Director Malcolm Sword, followed by a shared umu kai celebration.