Four series webinar – Welding Procedures Training (WPS) Each running 3:30pm – 4:30pm Webinar 1: 12 May 2020 | Webinar 2: 13 May 2020 | Webinar 3: 20 May 2020 | Webinar 4: 21 May 2020 AboutWho should attend and why?Webinar programsPresentersPricesRegisterAbout These presentations provide expert training on Welding Procedure Specification’s (WPS) for professionals such…
Free Webinar | LEAN mean growth machines | 19 May 2020 | 3:30pm -4:15pm OverviewWho should attend?PresentersRegisterOverview Like you we’ve had our ears close to the ground trying to get our members the insights and information they need to be able to get their business back up to speed as soon as possible. Some of the…
Free Webinar | Social Cereal series – mirror mirror on the wall | 11 May 2020 | 8:00am – 8:45am OverviewWho should attend?What you’ll get!PresentersRegisterOverview Get your hands on the data needed to inform your strategy for business growth. Last year, we commissioned an independent market research company to uncover what Kiwi’s really thought about the NZ metals industry. This…
LIVE Webinar: Overview of finite element analysis for applied research, engineering and art applications | 29 April 2020 AboutWho should attend and why?PresenterRegisterAbout Finite Element Analysis (FEA) is a well-established technology in 2020. There is a plethora of software on the market. They range from the basic, mid-range to high end in their capabilities to…
LIVE Webinar: Enhance product delivery & improve cashflow quickly – post COVID-19 lockdown |14 April 2020 | Online event | AboutWho should attend and why?PresenterRegisterAbout As an association focused on securing tomorrow’s industry by innovating today – we know that the future has always been uncertain. And, with the disruption of COVID19, this will ring…
Design of welded structures seminar | 19 Feb 2020 | Hamilton | Limited seats available | AboutWho should attend and why?ProgramPresenterLocationPricesRegisterAbout The degradation of products and structures imposes a significant cost for the owners and operators of plant and equipment. Besides the financial aspects, the possible risk to human life and health is always a…
Design of welded structures seminar | 11 Feb 2020 | Christchurch | Limited seats available | AboutWho should attend and why?ProgramPresenterLocationPricesRegisterAbout The degradation of products and structures imposes a significant cost for the owners and operators of plant and equipment. Besides the financial aspects, the possible risk to human life and health is always a…
Recently we had a health and safety incident occur at HERA. While thankfully not catastrophic, we think it’s important to share our lessons learnt so our members can avoid similar experience in the future. A team member in our welding team injured their eye during work hours at HERA House. Our facilities include offices and…
HERA fabricators members employing 10 or less staff are invited to participate in HERA’s Welding Capability Review Program. Our team will assist small fabricators (SMEs) in achieving compliance with the applicable standards framework by performing on-site review and preparing a confidential report that will also include opportunities for productivity and quality improvements. Compliance…
Nov132019 Listen on iTunes Listen on Spotify Listen on PodBean 13 Nov 2019 | Ep.21 – Bridging innovation – 3D printing In this episode of Stirring the Pot, we talk with MX3D CEO Gijs Van der Velden – all the way from the Netherlands! Gijs company has a clear mission to introduce the advantages of 3D…
The fabrication industry is currently in a digital transformation – and understandably, many fabricators are cautious to invest. We get it. That’s why we’ve set up a quality and productivity research project to investigate this technology. And why we’re now inviting our industry to be a part of it. We want to investigate the implications…
Sep182019 Listen on iTunes Listen on Spotify Listen on PodBean 18 Sep 2019 | Ep.17 – Avoid death by a thousand cuts and automate! In this episode of Stirring the Pot, we talk with University of Wollongong Former Executive Dean of Engineering, Professor Chris Cook. Chris was involved with the Facility for Intelligent Fabrication -…