Engineering job growth hits a slump, but infrastructure pipeline could fix that
Engineering jobs are faring better than the overall trend of a slowing employment market, and better times could be on ...
Tag: civil engineering
Building a hospital to meet the needs of the world’s largest refugee camp
Engineer Rob Baker arrived in a refugee camp with a formidable task: build a 100-bed hospital in just two months.
Engineers recognised in the 2019 Queen’s Birthday honours
Several Queen’s Birthday honours went to engineers around the nation in recognition of their contributions to community and country.
Perth’s long-awaited airport rail link is on track to take off
Getting from Point A to Point B will soon be a lot easier for Perth commuters, with construction work well ...
Civil engineer Esther Warren is helping bring the Melbourne airport rail link to life
Civil engineer Esther Warren’s taste for trains has put her at the top of a major transport infrastructure project.
A focus on the supplier-client relationship is the secret to this engineer’s success
From construction to energy, Prue Crawford-Flett has built her success on robust leadership and strong relationships.
For this engineer, a trip to Antarctica was an expedition of self-discovery
For engineer Kelsie Clarke, a once-in-a-lifetime trip to Antarctica provided a spectacular backdrop to a journey of personal and professional ...
Spanning the gap: How Sydney Harbour Bridge perfectly marries form and function
In so many ways, the Sydney Harbour Bridge is a marvel, and its success supports the future case for brave ...
The “chaotically fun” year that helped one engineer find her career passion
Time spent on a major capital works project helped one young engineer tap into her innovative side and discover a ...
This “inexpensive and ubiquitous” material could protect buildings from earthquake damage
Geotextiles are already used in building foundations. But their flexibility, thinness and strength might also help save properties - and ...
