Structural Engineering Society New Zealand (Inc.)A technical group of the Institution of Professional Engineers, New Zealand Current issues
Submission to the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment dated March 2013 Suggested Changes to NZS3101:2006 with Amendments 1 and 2 Forum: Suggested changes to NZS3101:2006 with Amendments 1 and 2 Suggested Changes to NZS3101:2006 with Amendments 1 and 2 Article from SESOC Journal Vol 23 No. 2 September 2010 Events by date View printable page | Submit event
AGM and Management Committee Meeting 26th March 2013 – Wellington 18th April 2013 – Beca offices, 85 Molesworth Street Drinks and nibbles from 5.30pm for a 6pm start, finished by 7.30pm. $5 cover charge. Executive Committee Meeting 24th April 2013 – Christchurch phone conference Management Committee Meeting 30th May 2013 – Auckland (TBC) Executive Committee Meeting 27th June 2013 – Christchurch phone conference Executive Committee Meeting 25th July 2013 – Christchurch phone conference Management Committee Meeting 29th August 2013 – Christchurch (TBA) Executive Committee Meeting 26th September 2013 – Christchurch phone conference Executive Committee Meeting 24th October 2013 – Christchurch phone conference Management Committee Meeting 28th November 2013 – Auckland (TBC) Executive Committee Meeting 18th December 2013 – TBC ASEC Australasian Structural Conference 9th July 2014 – Auckland Sky City Planning has begun for this major conference. Paper abstracts will be called soon, to be submitted by end May 2013.
|
||||||
|
Webmaster: Stewart Hobbs - editor@sesoc.org.nz
Disclaimer: All of the information contained on this website is of a general and educational nature, being the views of SESOC, its members, and the authors thereof.
This information is not intended to be specific nor comprehensive and is not a substitute for specific advice which should be sought prior to application to, and use in, any particular circumstances.
No representation is made as to the use, accuracy, applicability, authenticity, original, validity, or completeness of the information supplied.
The recipient of the information supplied is soley responsible for establishing the accuracy and applicability of the information and the use thereof.