Engineering Education Australia

What does engineering leadership look like when every decision affects survival? Sara Pearce’s story takes you inside the reality of engineering at the South Pole: https://brnw.ch/21x2URx

In high-performing environments, leadership depends on communication and the ability to influence under pressure, not just technical expertise.

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Temporary works risk drives some of the most serious construction incidents. Learn how to identify hazards early and reduce risk with proven procedural control, led by a highly experienced Chartered Professional Engineer.

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Save 15% this EOFY on AS2067 training. Build a practical understanding of clearances and earthing to fire risk and equipment requirements.

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Assess existing structures using proven non‑destructive testing and material evaluation methods.

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EOFY offer: save 15% on Negotiation Skills and Influencing Strategies

Negotiation is part of everyday engineering work. Learn practical tools to build confidence and influence from day one.

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Concrete is often reduced to performance and specification, yet it quietly shapes how people move through cities, gather in public spaces and experience everyday infrastructure. Read why early engineering design decisions carry lasting consequences: https://brnw.ch/21x2I9f

Courses like Implementing safety in design help engineers consider people, context and risk from the start of the project lifecycle. Register here: https://brnw.ch/21x2I9g

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Weekend read: the aesthetic beauty of concrete From record-breaking bridges to abstract geometry, see why the world’s most used building material is more than just an engineering essential, it’s a work of art.

EOFY offer: Save 15% on Writing Winning Technical Documents.

Clear technical writing reduces risk. Learn practical techniques for structuring complex technical information in this focused, hands-on session: https://brnw.ch/21x2FOW

Next session: 26–27 May 2026.
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Asset failures and reactive maintenance drive downtime, cost and risk.

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Managing projects without the right framework leads to wasted time and rework. Gain practical tools to control scope, time and cost better.

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Safety shaped every design & delivery decision on this project. From early planning through to ex*****on, safety‑led thinking guided one of Australia’s most complex marine recovery efforts in a demanding environment.

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Projects like this show why safety needs to be designed in from the start. Build the skills to identify and design out risk across the asset lifecycle in the Implementing safety in design workshop: https://brnw.ch/21x2vqh

Weekend read: when safety shapes outcomes The remediation and rebuilding of the Groote Eylandt Mining Company wharf is one of Australia’s most ambitious marine recovery efforts.