Engineering, pre-cast concrete manufacturing and light assembly
(This industry provides employment for over 285 prisoners)
Did you know CIE operates:
- 3 light engineering workshops
- 2 pre-cast concrete yards
- 1 light assembly workshop
- 3 vehicle repair garages
- 1 compost bagging operation
Where are these products sold?
- Light engineering workshops:
- Waste bins are sold to private waste disposal and recycling companies.
- Agricultural machinery, including firewood splitters, bale feeders, silage spreaders, muck spreaders, post drivers and trailers, have been manufactured predominately for CIE industries.
- Trailers are available to the public and are crafted to meet client requirements.
- Pre-fabricated fence panels are sold to Fence Master.
- Stainless steel fabrications are sold to a number of companies and also used within prisons.
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Pre-cast concrete yard:
- Pre-cast panels for structures of residential and commercial buildings are sold to construction companies and property developers.
- Concrete water and septic tanks are sold to a range of clients including the general public.
- Light assembly:
- CIE assemble lighting componentry for the local and export markets.
- Compost bagging:
- Compost is bagged into 10 litre and 20 litre bags on behalf of a compost wholesaler and sold at a range of local garden centres.
Light engineering workshops:
- Light engineering workshops are situated at Christchurch Men’s, Manawatu and Auckland Men’s prisons.
Pre-cast concrete yards:
- Pre-cast concrete yards are located at Wanganui and Auckland Men’s prisons.
Vehicle repair garages:
- Vehicle repair garages are located at Auckland Men’s, Waikeria and Tongariro/Rangipo prisons.
Light assembly:
- The light assembly operation is located at Auckland Men’s Prison.
Compost bagging operation:
- The compost bagging operation is located at Auckland Men’s Prison.
Do you have product requirements, work or a contract that you believe one of these prison industries can assist with?
Contact CIE on 04 470 8494 or email cieworktraining@corrections.govt.nz
