Business View Oceania - July 2024

and New Zealand, highlights the company’s role in advancing sustainability initiatives that contribute to the broader economic landscape. “As a global leader in third-party logistics, CEVA is committed to more sustainable logistics solutions, helping pave the way for low-carbon solutions and encouraging the shift toward more sustainable supply chains,” says Meredith. “We are conscious of our responsibility to shape the supply chain of the future in a responsible, ethical and sustainable way in line with Australia’s best interests for the people and natural environment.” CEVA Logistics in Australia offers a full spectrum of logistics services, supporting infrastructure projects and engineering procurement and construction projects to ensure smooth and efficient operations from start to finish. Meredith underscores the inherent risks, substantial investments and complexity associated with construction logistics. “We are able to combine construction logistics with risk analysis and solution design to achieve high standards of operational excellence, ensuring customers’ quality, health, safety, security and environment (QHSSE) and compliance requirements are met,” he says. “For example, CEVA manages the logistics required by an original equipment manufacturer to supply materials for the construction of a large grid-scale battery at the Eraring Power Station. We’re proud to support this important energy transition project in New South Wales, Australia.” maintaining the industry’s momentum during these trying times. The construction industry relies on the logistics sector to successfully coordinate materials and equipment, ensuring that projects are completed on time and on budget. Without effective logistics, construction projects can face delays, increased costs and disruptions in workflow. Among the forward-thinking exhibitors at MEGATRANS 2024 is CEVA Logistics (CEVA), a company committed to championing sustainable supply chains. Guy Meredith, CEVA’s managing director in Australia 6 BUSINESS VIEW OCEANIA VOLUME 06, ISSUE 07