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Business.Scoop » Unique Collaboration Creates Solutions For Distinct Kiwi Construction Threat - Vimarsana News

Business.Scoop » Unique Collaboration Creates Solutions For Distinct Kiwi Construction Threat

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Structural engineers want stronger penalties for errors within industry - Vimarsana News

Structural engineers want stronger penalties for errors within industry

Structural engineers want the fines for substandard designing boosted, warning that poor buildings are still slipping through.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Engineer's fine 'cold comfort' for Masterton lands trust - Vimarsana News

Engineer's fine 'cold comfort' for Masterton lands trust

A Palmerston North-based engineer has been fined for signing off on flawed designs on five earthquake-risk buildings in Masterton

Business Scoop » Engineers Fined For Flawed Masterton Buildings - Vimarsana News

Business Scoop » Engineers Fined For Flawed Masterton Buildings

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Engineering institutions get first women presidents - Vimarsana News

Engineering institutions get first women presidents

Engineering institutions get first women presidents 4 May, 2021 03:00 AM 4 minutes to read "We're there to hold the organisation accountable," says Rosalind Archer, president of Engineering New Zealand. Photo / Supplied "We're there to hold the organisation accountable," says Rosalind Archer, president of Engineering New Zealand. Photo / Supplied They were the old boys' clubs of New Zealand engineering. Women run them now. "I wish it weren't newsworthy," Rosalind Archer says in jest about her March appointment as president of Engineering New Zealand, the 22,000-member behemoth that registers ...