Palmerston North | Half day seminar | From $138 | Limited seats available Thursday 12 April, 1000 – 1430 hrs OverviewStandards addressedSeminar programPresentersPricesLocationRegisterOverview Why attend? Recent developments in key structural steel standards have meant significant changes to welding related requirements that you need to understand. This seminar will explain these changes to ensure you’re efficiently…
New Plymouth | Half day seminar | From $138 | Limited seats available Wednesday 11 April, 0800 hrs – 1200 hrs OverviewStandards addressedSeminar programPresentersPricesLocationRegisterOverview Why attend? Recent developments in key structural steel standards have meant significant changes to welding related requirements that you need to understand. This seminar will explain these changes to ensure you’re…
Queenstown | Half day seminar | From $138 | Limited seats available Thursday 5 April, 1000 – 1430 hrs OverviewStandards addressedSeminar programPresentersPricesLocationRegisterOverview Why attend? Recent developments in key structural steel standards have meant significant changes to welding related requirements that you need to understand. This seminar will explain these changes to ensure you’re efficiently meeting…
Christchurch | Half day seminar | From $138 | Limited seats available Wednesday 4 April, 1245 – 1630 hrs OverviewStandards addressedSeminar programPresentersPricesLocationRegisterOverview Why attend? Recent developments in key structural steel standards have meant significant changes to welding related requirements that you need to understand. This seminar will explain these changes to ensure you’re efficiently meeting…
Hamilton | Half day seminar | From $138 | Limited seats available Wednesday 28 March, 1245 – 1630 hrs OverviewStandards addressedSeminar programPresentersPricesLocationRegisterOverview Why attend? Recent developments in key structural steel standards have meant significant changes to welding related requirements that you need to understand. This seminar will explain these changes to ensure you’re efficiently meeting…
Auckland | Half day seminar | From $138 | Limited seats available Tuesday 27 March, 1245 – 1630 hrs OverviewStandards addressedSeminar programPresentersPricesLocationRegisterOverview Why attend? Recent developments in key structural steel standards have meant significant changes to welding related requirements that you need to understand. This seminar will explain these changes to ensure you’re efficiently meeting…
Having spent the last 14 weeks cramped behind a school desk in Germany, our Research Engineer Holger Heinzel has successfully returned as a qualified International Welding Engineer (IWE)! Join him as he shares his experience. After some intensive study I now join the ranks of our General Manager Welding Centre Dr Michail Karpenko and Director…
Trends show the number of buildings and building heights are increasing. Pushing the need for more skilled engineers equipped with better tools to evaluate and guarantee the safety and performance of our structures. Design standards that lead to reliable structures are imperative for modern infrastructure. Join Professor Brian Uy as he presents on his paper which…
The media has been rife with stories of non-compliant steel. Where it has either performed poorly or been utilised despite its inability to meet New Zealand standards. Not surprisingly, this has become a key concern for many local structural engineers who are sourcing structural components from overseas. Not only in regards to performance – but…
Recognising the need for risk mitigation in the procurement of fabricated steelwork, HERA and SCNZ in partnership with ASI developed Code of Practice for fabrication and erection of structural steel work and the SFC Rules in 2014. This formed the basis for a joint Standards Australia and Standards New Zealand project to create the first dedicated…
SNC Steel is a Papakura, Auckland based fabricator with the tenets of lean manufacturing at its core, concentrating on quality and service while eliminating unnecessary cost and time waste. Since their focus has been on quality products provided to customers in the safest manner possible to the highest standards, and recognising that quality can be…
Historically, boron has not been intentionally added to structural steel manufactured in New Zealand or Australia to AS or AS/NZS standards. However some overseas steelmakers have added boron to structural steel to take advantage of export subsidies or for other reasons, including improved impact energy. Reports indicated that some imported steel may show elevated levels…