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Tauranga engineer struck off professional register for poor-quality work on houses


Tauranga engineer struck off professional register for poor-quality work on houses
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Mark Quinlivan
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Complaints were laid relating to residential property developments in the area between 2015 and 2016.
An engineer in Tauranga has been struck off the Chartered Professional Engineers register for poor-quality work, including calculation errors and shoddy designs.
It follows a several-year process, which began when the Tauranga City Council laid a complaint against engineer Bruce Cameron, relating to residential property developments in the area between 2015 and 2016.
A statement from Engineering New Zealand on Tuesday revealed a disciplinary committee in 2019 ordered Cameron to be struck off with reinstatement option for two years but was only published now due to subsequent appeals the engineer made Chartered Professional Engineers Council and the District Court.

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SunLive - Bella Vista development engineer struck off - The Bay's News First

SunLive - Bella Vista development engineer struck off - The Bay's News First
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Engineering students prep rocket to launch in national competition | University of Hawaiʻi System News

The rocket, Kuamoʻo, is scheduled to launch on June 5 in Mojave, California.

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Solidarity calls for suspension of work by Cuban water engineers

Trade union Solidarity is challenging the deployment of 24 Cuban water engineers brought in to help address the country's water infrastructure issues and to share expertise with the country's engineers.

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What is the Construction Industry Development Board — (Amendment) Bill and why are local architects protesting?


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14 Avr 2021 16h00
Chartered Architect, Principal at Sandeep Sewpal Architect
Key provisions of the Bill. This bill will allow a foreign architect to practice as an architect in Mauritius without the need for him to enter into a joint venture agreement with a local architect or local firm of architects, as is the case for a foreign engineer and a foreign quantity surveyor.
Moreover, the Building Control Act, the Professional Architects’ Council Act, the Professional Quantity Surveyors’ Council Act and the Registered Professional Engineers Council Act will be amended.

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The Construction Industry Development Board (Amendment) Bill​ ​


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Explanatory Memorandum
The object of this Bill is to amend the Construction Industry Development Board Act so as to provide for a more appropriate and modern legislative framework in view of the accelerating development in the construction industry.
2. Accordingly, the Bill makes provisions, inter alia –
(a) for the registration of providers of construction works and construction services, and suppliers of construction materials,
equipment, plant and labour for construction purposes;
(b) to the effect that nothing shall preclude a professional architect, a professional quantity surveyor and a registered professional
engineer from taking or using the name, description or title of “consultant” in his respective field;

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UD's Technical Institute: A history that leads to the present


UD's Technical Institute: A history that leads to the present
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UD's Technical Institute: A history that leads to the present
Robert L. Mott and G. Wm Lawless
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March 10, 2021
Two longtime professors reflect on the founding of the Technical Institute at the University of Dayton and how the program began as a Marianist response to the needs of the community. Its roots can be found today in undergraduate and graduate programs within the School of Engineering. Former Technical Institute faculty would love to hear from their students.
From the late 1930s into the 1960s, the city of Dayton was a hotbed of major industrial activity. Corporations such as the National Cash Register Co., General Motors (five plants!), Monsanto Chemical, McCall’s Publishing and Duriron all called Dayton home. The workforce at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base added to the significant weekly payroll. This concentration of industry, much of it technical in nature, created an increasing demand on the University of Dayton’s night school, particularly during the post-World War II years. It was not only a matter of tailoring specific course offerings — a problem in and of itself — but there was also the further concern that students, being full-time employees, could not be expected to continue at night to complete a four-year degree program.  

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Celebrating engineers and engineering  practice in Uganda

Celebrating engineers and engineering  practice in Uganda
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