Do you remember being a little kid and staring nonstop at construction sites? Even as an adult, we still stare, amazed by how that tower of a building is being built, or watching a sky high crane move giant, heavy items around like they’re nothing. That amazement is for good reason. Lifting equipment is a […]
Wellington-based Metco Engineering’s international reputation is something the company is extremely proud of says company director Paul Jessup.
Engineering has become one of the faster growing fields in universities and the job market. Part of the reason for this is because of the strong need and the lack of engineers across the world to keep up with the need, but another is because of all the ways engineering is changing dramatically. The future […]
Coming to you August 2017 is a battle to end all battles… what better way to celebrate engineering by letting that engineering rip something apart?
For the first time, a software engineering student has won the Ray Meyer Medal for Excellence in Student Design. Is this a sign of things to come?
Increasing production rates, minimising set times and maximising savings on expensive coatings and lubricants are a few objectives processors strive to achieve when choosing an automated lubrication or coating spray system. The skilled engineers at Spraying Systems Co have developed highly efficient electrostatic systems with these objectives in mind.
Regulatory compliance and best maintenance practices are crucial in optimising the safety, performance, reliability and efficiency of overhead cranes vital to major manufacturing, materials handling, mining, food and beverage and other material handling applications, but when there are several different programmes across multiple sites, it can be difficult to see if anything is missing.
“I was attracted to the engineering profession by the diversity of the career. It sounds a bit of a cliché but no two days are the same – you’re always learning, always having new experiences. Engineering’s also given me the opportunity to work around the world. I started with MWH in the UK. MWH is […]
Global high-pressure hydraulics leader Enerpac is introducing to Australasia new on-site safety training designed to optimise the uptime and performance of widely used tools while spotlighting workplace hazards and preventable accidents.
It’s great to see that when you toss out an idea, even from the root of you being angry at the world – or in this case, someone bagging Kiwi ingenuity and highlighting skewed statistical analysation of it – that others can grab hold of a limb and help grow it, because they see merit.
