Updates from Fletcher EQR
Updates from Fletcher EQR
Recent updates on www.eqr.co.nz include:
A
Picture of Happiness
One of Christchurch’s top
artists has brought joy for a special-needs girl who was
traumatised by the damage the earthquakes did to her St
Martins home. Joanne Webber has painted a vibrant mural on
Brooke Onekawa’s bedroom wall to replace one that had to
be painted over during the four-month repair of her
family’s home. 18 year old Brooke has the mental age of a
pre-schooler, can’t talk and spends a lot of time in her
bedroom.
She will see the mural for the first time when
her family starts the move back into their house this
weekend. Read the full story here:http://www.eqr.co.nz/news/a-picture-of-happiness
A
Helping Hand
A Spreydon woman who is almost
totally blind believes she couldn’t have undergone her
home repair without a dedicated support person. Now that
the repair has been completed Fay Hill, who is in her
80’s, is thrilled - in contrast to the concern that she
felt initially. Her Presbyterian Support Services helper
was able to be her eyes during the repair. Read more:
http://www.eqr.co.nz/news/a-helping-hand
WorkSafe
Investigation
EQC chief executive Ian Simpson
says the WorkSafe decision not to lay any charges after
investigating the management of asbestos in the repair
programme endorses progressive improvements made. “This
reinforces my view that the work both EQC and Fletcher EQR
have done to improve the management of asbestos in the CHRP
has made it in all probability better than the practices
carried out anywhere else in the country. http://www.eqr.co.nz/news/no-charges-after-asbestos-management-investigation
Fletcher
EQR People
Hear from some of the people working
with Fletcher EQR to project manage repairs and learn more
about their roles in a new Our
People section.
CHRP
Progress
61,687 substantive repairs have now been
completed to date. Earthquake repair teams in Canterbury
will be working right up to Christmas and starting again
early in the New Year to progress the remaining repairs. http://www.eqr.co.nz/news/get-repairs-sorted-for-summer