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As sustainability demands rise, we’ve unveiled guidance on low-carbon circular design, equipping professionals with strategies for smarter, greener, resilient structures.
HERA was lucky enough to host Professor Ian Manchester’s visit to New Zealand to explore how automation can revolutionise manufacturing and construction here.
HERA is proud to share that Lydia Frater, one of our Whanake Scholarship recipients, has been interning with our Structural Systems team this summer.
This year, we’re proud to recognise University of Auckland’s final-year display for Sara Renall and Sebastian Webb with our Final Year Project HERA prize.
We are excited to introduce our new PhD student, joining the research team working on HERA’s ACM CRC project program Circular Design 4.0.
Congatulations to Wlla Abbad, a talented PhD student at The University of Sydney, who is the recipient of this award.
HERA welcomes new team member joining our Fabrication 4.0 team as Senior Welding Engineer – Patrick Fenemor.
In June, our Finite Element Analyst Nándor Magó attend the 13th International Conference on Structures in Fire in Portugal.
HERA’s AGM was held last week and celebrated the achievements of our mahi across FY24.
In a vibrant celebration of culture, innovation, and community, HERA proudly launched two kaupapa Māori projects – the Tohu App and Ngākopa.
Lydia shares her experience from her recent internship at HERA member John Jones Steel over the summer in Ōtautahi.
Hao Chang, A.K.A ‘Dex’ joins our ACM CRC research team to focus on connection design with Circular Design 4.0 technologies.
Dr. Vladislav Yakubov joins our ACM CRC research team to support our innovative metal composite research focus.
It’s been a year since Caitlin Symond’s joined the HERA team, so we check in to see how it’s all going!
Get to know the latest tauira (student) to be supported through HERA’s Whanake Scholarship program for 2023.
HERA visits Australia with Manufacturing Minister Hon Andrew Bayly to see how Australia embraces Industry 4.0.
Van Thu HUYNH joins our ACM CRC team to develop an AI-based monitoring system for composite products.
HERA proudly contributed to the 3rd Hungary-Korea-Japan seminar on welded steel structures on seismic research.
As the newest member of our Construction 4.0 project, Parsa is focused on research around AI in circular design.
Top student prize awarded to ‘steel stars’ to celebrate excellence in structural design at the University of Waikato.
Patricia’s research is focused on how mātauranga Māori can be incorporated into circular design using Construction 4.0.
HERA and the HERA Foundation are pleased to share testing has finally begun on the ROBUST building systems project.
This year HERA has increased, initiated and built upon a number of world-leading research programs.
It’s great to have Taine inhouse! He’s also no stranger to HERA, being a 2023 Whanake scholarship recipient!
Cameron Henderson receives ‘HERA top student prize’ for his outstanding performance in the ENCI436 course.
Michelle Mahoney and Fraser Longmuir at University of Auckland awarded for heavy engineering related project.
This major international collaboration will lead the way for composites manufacturing and metals innovation.
It is hard to even believe that HERA has made the major milestone of releasing our 100th podcast episode!
Holger Heinzel attends the Bachelor of Computer & Information Sciences poster showcase event.
Ahmad Sayadi, a dedicated and enthusiastic PhD student from the University of Waikato doing research to optimise welding.
This IAG reviews design frameworks to cut construction waste, carbon, and boost the circular economy.
Maryam is a great addition to our Structural team with a background in seismic design and analysis.
Dinesh Lakshmanan Chandramohan is a promising young PhD candidate from the University of Waikato.
HERA sponsors University of Auckland’s MECHA wellness bag event to support to its engineering students.
HERA AGM held this week and celebrated the achievements of our mahi across FY23 from the team.
Get to know our 2023 Whanake Scholarship recipient who is studying engineering at The University of Auckland.
We’re excited to introduce our newly elected Construction 4.0 Industry Advisory Group.
Join us in welcoming Brock Colson as a scholarship recipient who is studying Mechatronics at Massey University.
Funded by the building research levy, it will support the $772K HERA led project for a low carbon design framework.
We’re honoured to receive the 2023 NZSEE/SCNZ Best Steel Conference Paper Award for our seismic research.
HERA has created a new role in ICT management to help drive IT innovations within our mahi.
Join us in welcoming Ozgur Erdem as Senior Welding Engineer to the Welding Centre team!
We have had great interest for people to join our Construction 4.0 IAG and are close to announcing them.
Nicky Luis is a strategic marketing professional with 15 years of international experience in B2B and B2C communications
This Wānanga was an opportunity for the research team to get together with the Co-Chairs of the IAG.
HERA was thrilled to host the 2023 Rotary National Science and Technology students at HERA House!
We catch up with Sarah to find out how her internship went over the summer at The University of Auckland.
We’re proud to have recently awarded our HERA prize to students in their undergraduate research project.
This award recognises improving the capacities of Māori and Pacific peoples, through academic achievement.
2022 has possibly been the most successful year for HERA in its over 40 year history – particularly in research grants.
We’d like to introduce student member Aqueel Hafeez at the University of Waikato studying a Bachelors in Civil Engineering.
Our team recently attended the University of Auckland’s project presentations for their final-year students.
Our planned HERA Innovation Centre has been registered for assessment with the NZ Green Building Council for certification.
Just recently we had our kick-off meeting with the Construction 4.0 team at HERA House – joined by many of our team.
HERA has been successful in the 2022 round of funding for a four-year Construction 4.0 research project.
We’d like to introduce you to one of our student members – Cameron Beechey from the University of Auckland.
Lydia is a full-time student studying at the University of Canterbury, studying towards a honors in engineering.
HERA’s AGM was held last week which celebrated the achievements of our mahi across FY22.
Dean is a student at Open Polytechnic studying a diploma in Mechanical Engineering.
Yu Zhou is studying a Bachelor of Engineering (Hons) with a major in Architectural Engineering at AUT.
Sia is a PhD candidate in Mechanical Engineering at the University of Canterbury, with experience in industry.
HERA is beyond excited to advise that our new Zero Carbon Steel Program – Hōtaka Whakakore Puhanga Waro has launched!
Engineering student and HERA Whanake Scholarship 2020 recipient Lily Sanson is moving forward in leaps and bounds!
We’re happy to report that we’ve offset our calculated emissions, to be certified Zero Carbon Business Operations via certified carbon credits with Ekos.
We’re proud to advise HERA has gained SSC Certification as part of our commitment to positively serve our community responsibilities.
Our three year strategy includes a refreshed vision and mission, and how to future-proof the NZ metals industry.
HERA and CTICM have developed software to design composite columns using concrete filled tubes according to AS/NZS 2327 which is now available.
We’re saddened to share the sudden passing of our longest serving employee, Peter Hayward.
Our qualification, training and certification services underwent an external audit by expert assessors from IIW.
A new report commissioned by HERA shows the NZ metals industry is a strong contributor to the NZ economy.
Last month, our Welding team assessed welding productivity and automation capability for seven of our members.
HERA’s longest serving employee Welding and Inspection Engineer Peter Hayward announces he is retiring.
Find out about University of Auckland’s Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Student Kingsley Ukanwa’s mahi.
We’re proud to announce that AS/NZS 2327 has been published in collaboration with our Australian colleagues.
HERA invited to speak at the University of Auckland School of Business on our innovation and entrepreneurship experiences in heavy engineering.
HERA releases stream at Metals Industry Conference on industry transformation for our members and HERA’s role in it.