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How coastal engineers work with nature to keep foreshores stable
Mooloolaba · Mooloolaba

How coastal engineers work with nature to keep foreshores stable

In coastal engineering, no one works from a blank slate. When a foreshore is redeveloped, the engineers charged with the transformation will see their work shaped by the existing infrastructure.This is true even in a country like Australia, where coastal construction has been carried out over decades rather than centuries.Even the influence imposed by previous construction might falter before the might of the natural forces that shift and push a…Read Article
Anti-collision software minimises mining risk
Software · Western Australia

Anti-collision software minimises mining risk

Automated bulk-handling machines in mining and maritime can be highly dangerous, but an Australian innovation is offering engineers a tool to help minimise collision risks. The incontrovertible first law of engineering states that energy cannot be created or destroyed, but is transformed or transferred. This is also known as the first law of thermodynamics.Then there’s Murphy’s Law, that states what can go wrong will go wrong, at …Read Article
Dialling down conflict, dialling up progress: How engineers can build and sustain social licence
Sydney, Australia · Sydney

Dialling down conflict, dialling up progress: How engineers can build and sustain social licence

Engineers excel at solving technical challenges but may be less confident navigating the emotional landscape of community engagement.Infrastructure projects across Australia increasingly struggle with budgets, timelines, and community relations. At present, nearly every proposed high-voltage transmission line project in Australia is delayed, many by more than three years.Project delays and escalating costs often stem not from technical hurdles b…Read Article

Voices from engineers on expanding the talent pool

SPONSORED Delegates at a joint Engineers Australia-RMIT University forum reveal the key metrics that reflect true diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) success in the profession.Australia’s rapid population growth, aging infrastructure and the need for a sustainable energy transition have led to growing demand for infrastructure and technological innovation. Yet the professi…DEI · MelbourneRead Article

The case for designing bridges that last

SPONSORED Industry experts are pushing for components that match a structure’s full design life – cutting costs, disruption and long-term risk in the process.Despite bridges being designed for 100-year lifespans, deck joints and bearings often begin breaking down decades earlier. As traffic moves across a bridge with worn deck joints and ageing bearings, the constant load sp…Bunbury, Australia · BunburyRead Article

Meet the team securing 100-year-old mine sites in the outback

The red and gold hills and plains surrounding the town of Tennant Creek in the Northern Territory are a scenic reminder of just how beautiful the Australian outback can be. The landscape also obscures the scars left behind by early resource extraction.When Dion Farrell’s engineering consultancy DAC Enterprises was engaged by the NT Government to remediate Tennant Creek’s legacy of open shafts, degraded infrastructure, tailings dams and waste roc…Gold · Tennant CreekRead Article

Can we build desalination plants fit for a renewable future?

While desalination promises relief for growing coastal cities, its voracious electricity appetite clashes with our 2050 emissions targets.Australia’s water security has historically hinged on dams and river catchments. Yet with urban growth focused along coastlines, and rainfall patterns becoming increasingly erratic due to climate change, desalination is one of multiple ongoing efforts to help secure Australia’s water supply.Desalination is an …Australia · AustraliaRead Article

Smarter sewers: Why remote technologies are gaining ground below the surface

Using “superior” data capture, remote inspection of sewers is helping engineers spot trouble before it bubbles up.The thought of having to crawl into a sewer pipe 1.2 m in diameter is probably up there on many people’s “nope” lists. It was enough to make KBR’s National Digital Engineering Technology Manager Hayden Robinson – the one most likely to be entering the pipe for inspection – a strong advocate for finding an alternative method: a first-…Central Coast · Central CoastRead Article

A construction business’s culture must involve continuous risk management

When faced with increasingly complex infrastructure risk, Rene Burkart and his team look well beyond optimism bias to provide assurance around vital outcomes.At its very core, said Infrastructure NSW Head of Investor Assurance Rene Burkart, his team works to enable exceptional decision-making.These decisions are at all levels, from the state’s highest political offices to project teams. Such decisions help projects stay on track to be delivered …Sydney, Australia · SydneyRead Article

Certainty on construction products’ sustainability: facts from fiction

SPONSORED Whether the pressure comes from customers, competitors or government regulators, the building sector will increasingly be required to think about how its work affects the environment, said Harriet Smith, Responsible Products Program Lead at the Green Building Council of Australia (GBCA).In her role, Smith works with manufacturers on product certification initiative…Australia · AustraliaRead Article

More than mark-up: How Bluebeam drives smart project delivery

SPONSORED In the rush and pressure of project delivery, it’s easy to see software as an overhead cost. But building smarter, more connected teams drives better business outcomes.With the widespread adoption of digital tools, a broad range of user types has developed. Those users vary from individuals who adopt the software for a simple, single use, to teams that have a power…Software · AustraliaRead Article

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