This month, we asked the industry leaders: How can the roads and infrastructure industry encourage more diversity?
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IPWEA calls for government support for education in asset management
IPWEA has called on all levels of government to commit to educational programs that raise the capacity of asset management practice to ensure the community is getting the most value out of their infrastructure.
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Roads Review: Innovations in construction
With a focus on innovations, we asked the roads’ industry key players: What are some innovative construction products/techniques that are changing the industry?
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IPWEA Transform 2021
IPWEA Victoria’s first virtual conference will be held just over a week from now from the 13-14 May, with the event dedicated to connecting attendees with sponsors, exhibitors, presenters and peers.
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IPWEA Victoria launches online leadership programs
This year IPWEA Victoria is hosting its engineering and management leadership programs online.
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The LOGiT IPWEA Indigenous Scholarship announced to empower Indigenous students
IPWEA, together with LOGiT is excited to announce the launch of the LOGiT IPWEA Indigenous Scholarship, aimed at supporting Indigenous professionals in Australia to build capability and credentials in Asset Management.
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Managing public infrastructure assets: trends and predictions for 2021, by IPWEA
IPWEA speaks to two municipal engineers about the year ahead, looking at the opportunities and challenges for public infrastructure.
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Simple steps to smart asset management with IPWEA
Effective asset management is about ensuring the provision of services that the community values today – and delivering certainty for the generations of tomorrow.
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Climate change poses a significant risk to infrastructure – Opinion
Climate change poses a significant risk to infrastructure, as extreme weather events such as heatwaves, droughts, bushfires, storm surges and flooding become more frequent. Opinion by David Jenkins, CEO IPWEA Australasia.
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Now is the time for training
COVID-19 has had a marked impact on most working lives. While many are facing challenges, the Institute of Public Works Engineering Australasia and its various branches is encouraging those in a position to up-skill to use this time to help prepare themselves for the future.
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