Member Utilities
The Auckland Utility Operators Group Inc. (AUOG) is an Incorporated Society and is a non-profit organisation.
The group was initially formed in 1997 as an informal working group of utility companies in the Auckland Region, and in 2001 became an Incorporated Society .
Current Members of the AUOG are as follows:
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Name
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Function | Website |
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Telecommunications | www.citylink.co.nz |
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City Link Ltd
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Electricity Supplier | www.countiespower.com |
Counties Power |
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Water and waste water | www.metrowater.co.nz |
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Metrowater Ltd
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Telecommunications | www.telecom.co.nz |
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Telecom NZ Ltd
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Telecommunications | www.telstraclear.co.nz |
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TelstraClear Ltd
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National grid owner, electricity transmission | www.transpower.co.nz |
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Transpower New Zealand Limited
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Multi-utility in electricity, gas and telecommunications | www.vector.co.nz |
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Vector Ltd
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Bulk water and waste water services | www.watercare.co.nz |
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Watercare Services Ltd
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The structure of the AUOG consists of:
Management
Committee - Principal Representatives
of the Member Utilities
Responsible for:
This Committee manages the administrative functions of the AUOG, and in
addition, monitors new legislation and changes to legislation, plus amendments
to Councils' district plans etc…
The Auckland Region (CoPWiR) Joint Working Party
Responsible for:
The Code of Practice for Working in the Road in the Auckland Region (CoPWiR) developed in partnership between the Auckland Utility Operators Group (AUOG) and the Auckland regions Road Controlling Authorities (RCAs).
Because the CoPWiR is a ‘living document’ changes will be made as required by the Joint Working Party to allow for new technologies in the future and to clarify any requirements in the CoPWiR which may be difficult to implement due to changes in techniques and materials.
Membership of AUOG
Principal
Representatives
The nominated person is the Principal Representative
to represent the Member Utility on the Management Committee.
Application
for Membership
Any utility in the Auckland Region who is interested to become a member of AUOG can contact the Secretary for conditions and request for an application form, by phone, fax or email.