Engineering New Zealand Te Ao Rangahau Chief Executive Dr Richard Templer welcomed infrastructure minister Hon Chris Bishop’s announcement yesterday that a new infrastructure agency would be in pla
A new research project has revealed that augmented reality (AR) could be the future of fire safety training, with initial tests demonstrating significantly improved training outcomes.
A group of engineering and architecture firms have closed the gender pay equity gap after a campaign by The Diversity Agenda to ensure men and women in the same roles receive the same pay.
The theme of this year’s International Women in Engineering Day (INWED) on June 23 is to celebrate the vital contributions women engineers make to enrich lives and livelihoods globally.
Quarries delivering rock, aggregate and sand - already by far the nation’s largest mineral producers - will be amongst the first to benefit from the sector’s new strategy.
Tentech, a leading Australian information management consultancy, is excited to announce its expansion into New Zealand, responding to increasing demand from organisations across the Tasman.
When Britain’s largest working siege machine returned to Warwick Castle recently to form the centrepiece of a new and daring action-packed show - The Legend of the Trebuchet - the castle needed a w
Upgraded operations are well underway at Whakatane Mill Limited’s (WML) paperboard mill following the businesses official grand re-opening celebrated back in March.
Attracting and retaining talent is an industry-wide challenge – but for Auckland-based steel fabricators Black Steel Mobile (BSM), an innovative apprenticeship programme holds the key to success.
It’s time for a disrupter to get infrastructure and development projects moving, with significant benefits for New Zealand, says Straterra chief executive, Josie Vidal.
Trends in hydraulics including integration with IOT
FPS improving safety for hydraulic systems
10 signs that it might be time to upgrade your compressed air piping.