Already a prizewinner and now one of the best once again says compressed air specialist BOGE; nominated for the “Best of Industry Award” of the German “MM MaschinenMarkt” industry magazine for its BOGE CIP continuous improvement programme.
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Objective3D appoints new tech service manager
Objective3D, provider of Stratasys and desktop metal 3D printers has announced the appointment of Arron Jack as the new technical services manager.
Site Safe announces new chief executive
Site Safe New Zealand has announced the appointment of a new chief executive.
Contractor concern: Construction gap in government transport policy
New Zealand’s civil contractors have welcomed a record level of investment in transport, but expressed concern at a medium-term construction gap in the government Policy Statement on Land Transport which risks losing Kiwi civil construction capability and capacity to overseas markets.
First Graduate School of Engineering for next-gen engineers
The University of Auckland’s Faculty of Engineering launches the country’s first Graduate School of Engineering with the aim of providing the best-possible postgraduate student experience for the next generation of engineers.
Auckland Uni gets electric eclectic addition with additive expert
Multi-award-winning product design developer and engineering researcher Professor Olaf Diegel will join the University of Auckland’s Faculty of Engineering in early 2019.
EMA warns: Productivity key to preventing ‘new norm’ strike action
The New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) had voted in favour of nationwide strikes over pay and staffing concerns and had stopped working for 24 hours.
Universal Robots launches e-Series range
Universal Robots, a pioneer and market leader for collaborative robots (cobots), is continuing to evolve its ground-breaking, collaborative automation technology with the introduction of the flagship e-Series cobots.
Selfa Arctic: The world’s first hybrid fishing boat
Electric now meets diesel on the high seas.
Girls with hi-vis opening doors to new careers for women
Rewarding trade and technical careers for women are there for the taking within the infrastructure sector. The problem is women don’t always know about them.
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