Shipping containers and floods - Build 198 (2023)

Abbreviation
Shipping containers and floods
Valid from
1/10/2023

Information provider
BRANZ Limited,
Author
Bruce Sedcole
Information type
BUILD article,
Format
Website, PDF,

Description

Shipping containers are often seen on properties around Aotearoa New Zealand, but in a major flood, they can float and become dangerous. It’s time to consider the legislation regarding their use.

The terrible February storm that wreaked havoc across the east coast of the North Island was one of the worst in living memory. The damage to public and private property, not to mention the harm and suffering to the people living in these areas, was unprecedented.

Scope

In this article:

  • Floods causing containers to float
  • Shipping containers as buildings
  • Flood implications not considered
  • Why legislation needs tightening
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Shipping containers and floods - Build 198 (2023)

Description

Shipping containers are often seen on properties around Aotearoa New Zealand, but in a major flood, they can float and become dangerous. It’s time to consider the legislation regarding their use.

The terrible February storm that wreaked havoc across the east coast of the North Island was one of the worst in living memory. The damage to public and private property, not to mention the harm and suffering to the people living in these areas, was unprecedented.

View on Information Provider website Download this resource (PDF, 1.1MB)
Shipping containers and floods - Build 198 (2023)
Description

Shipping containers are often seen on properties around Aotearoa New Zealand, but in a major flood, they can float and become dangerous. It’s time to consider the legislation regarding their use.

The terrible February storm that wreaked havoc across the east coast of the North Island was one of the worst in living memory. The damage to public and private property, not to mention the harm and suffering to the people living in these areas, was unprecedented.

View on Information Provider website Download this resource (PDF, 1.1MB)
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Shipping containers and floods - Build 198 (2023)

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