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News | 20/10/2023

Announcing the Engineers Australia Tasmania Careers Fair 2024

Engineers Australia Tasmania is thrilled to announce it will again be hosting its Careers Fair on 7 March 2024.
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News | 15/09/2023

Tasmania’s 2023 Driving Diversity Scholarships for women in engineering announced

Engineers Australia Tasmania has announced the recipients of the 2023 Driving Diversity Scholarships for women in engineering. First year university students Saxon Schapel, Australian Maritime College and Kirra Steel, University of Tasmania were awarded scholarships worth $5000 to aid in their studies. Engineers Australia Tasmania General Manager Darren Beattie said...
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Media release | 08/09/2023

Bruny Island Submarine Cable Replacement among engineering excellence award winners

The state’s top engineers and engineering projects have been honoured at the 2023 Engineers Australia Excellence Awards – People and Projects Tasmania, held at Blundstone Arena. “The Engineers Australia Excellence Awards mean more than just accolades for top achievements. They recognise the significant daily contributions of engineers to our communities,”...
News | 01/01/2023

Meet your Tasmania Committee for 2023

Engineers Australia would like to welcome John Anderson, Damian Leonard, Ashley Dyson as well as re-elected members Tanya Denison, Ali Tolooiyan and Max Moller to the Tasmania Committee for 2023. These elected committee members, headed by 2023 President Justin O’Connor and Deputy David Ewers, will work together across the year...
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News | 14/10/2022

Introducing Tasmania's future energy event series

Tasmania is the first Australian state to achieve 100 per cent renewable electricity generation. In 2020 the state took its renewable goals to new heights, legislating a target of 150 per cent renewable electricity generation by 2030 and 200 per cent by 2040. This ambitious goal will not only ensure...
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Media release | 06/10/2022

Achievements in space, safety, and skin printing robots among Engineering Excellence Awards winners

This year’s top engineering achievements have been celebrated at the 2022 Engineers Australia Excellence Awards Gala Dinner event, held in Sydney overnight. “The Engineers Australia Excellence Awards recognise outstanding engineers who show innovation and resourcefulness in their work and the state’s top engineering projects and the teams behind them,” said...
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News | 12/08/2022

National finalists for People and Project awards announced at local awards nights

Meet our national finalists chosen from across Australia for the Engineers Australia Excellence Awards 2022. These finalists represent the top engineers and projects from their divisions and will be put forward for Engineers Australia’s National People and Project awards on 5 October 2022. Each division features a Project Award finalist...
Media release | 17/09/2020

Tassie’s top engineering award winner a ‘gamechanger’ for people with disabilities

Caterpillar MineStar Command for Underground has been announced as Tasmania’s top Engineering Excellence Award winner and Sir William Hudson Award finalist. Underground mining is inherently dangerous. The new MineStar Command for underground with Autodig, now available on Caterpillar's underground loaders, is an advanced remote, semi-autonomous and fully autonomous mining system...
News | 26/03/2020

Engineering Heritage Markers Map celebrates Tasmania's important historic engineering works

Major engineering sites across Tasmania have been recognised through the Engineering Heritage Markers of Tasmania map. The map, launched to media in December alongside the Richmond Bridge, identifies 27 major sites which have been recognised in categories of Marker – Engineering Heritage, Engineering Heritage National and Engineering Heritage International. As...

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