Modern road engineering has always focused on two things—providing a visual reference for vehicles travelling a path and ensuring the mechanical integrity of those vehicles. Today, though, the transportation industry is changing. Technology is innovating everything…
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While scrap heaps containing millions of wasted tyres might not seem like a hazard to anyone, they actually can cause severe damage to the environment. Such was the case in 1999 when a lightning storm ignited…
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Did you know, the Echidna, also known as a spiny anteater, is native to Australia and evolved between 20 and 50 million years ago? Echidnas are one of two mammals (the other being the platypus) that…
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One of The Originals; James ‘Coady’ Coad is pictured left, receiving his commemorative gift for ten years’ service to KEE, from Surfacing Manager Teokotai ‘Bumpy’ Samuel. It’s 2021, and we are proud to say that KEE Surfacing has now been running…
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KEE Surfacing: News In Brief This quarter, we have invested in updating our crew trucks with additional safety equipment. We have implemented smart Autonomous Emergency Braking (AEB) systems on all crew vehicles, to prioritise our continuing…
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Historically, the surfacing business slows down as we come into the winter months. Our employees dread winter due to restricted hours and lack of overtime. We battle against mother nature and pray to the weather gods…
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