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Only with specialist insight, a future-forward perspective, and real-time support can heavy engineering in the construction and manufacturing sectors of Aotearoa advance and build with confidence.
Our team is focused on making sure that the heavy engineering industry in Aotearoa New Zealand is looking forward and prepared for the future. We want our members to be employers of choice, and to be optimising cost effectiveness through productivity and efficiency. Providing support so they follow global best practice, are evaluating and adopting new technologies for commercial success and are recognised for their outstanding commitment to quality.
Mฤ mua ka kite a muri, mฤ muri ka ora a mua.
Those who lead give sight to those who follow, those who follow give life to those who lead.
Ko te haumaru i te ahumahi ล ฤpลpล, mฤ te whakaauaha inฤianei tonu.
Realising tomorrowโs potential requires meaningful inspiration and education today. With pragmatic, forward-thinking rangahau and valuable training we deliver world-leading insight and results.
Whakatipu i tetahi kฤhui ihomatua maitai e autaia nei ki te whakaauaha
We want to empower and inspire the smart thinking of Aotearoa New Zealandโs heavy engineering, construction, and manufacturing sectors.
Aotearoa is a relatively small place with exponentially huge potential. We will continue to stoke passion and forge whanaungatanga (connections), ensuring this potential can be realised by a heavy engineering industry that is innovative, collaborative, and at all times effective.
Ko tฤ mฤtou tฤtai angitลซ.
By delivering innovative R&D solutions and developing and maintaining a skilled workforce we connect, inspire, and future-proof Aotearoa.
This means our members are supported in technical excellence and knowledge transfer, have the right skills for their needs, and are a community engaged and united.
This report provides guidance on calibration and validation of instruments used in steel construction to AS/NZS 5131 requirements, focusing on measurement uncertainty and cumulative tolerances.
Does Aotearoa New Zealand’s Research, Science, and Innovation (RSI) systems prioritise excellence over impact?