NZIHT - New Zealand School of Engineering, Energy & Infrastructure

We are pleased to have SEANZ endorsement of our Level 4 NZQA-approved micro-credentials:

• Grid-connected PV Systems, Design and Install
• Grid-connected Battery Storage, Design and Install
• Stand-alone Power System, Design and Install

As well as the following three courses:
• Grid-connected PV Systems, Design only
• Grid-connected Battery Storage, Design only
• Stand-alone Power System, Design only

Visit our website to find out more: https://www.witt.ac.nz/nziht/solar-energy-training/

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NZIHT - School of Energy, Engineering and Infrastructure Grid-Connected Battery Storage Systems, particularly those integrated with Grid-Connected Photovoltaic Systems, provide many valuable options to home and business owners.

Nikita chose to study the Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Level 7) as she has always loved to problem solve and take on new challenges. Nikita loves the content and is committed to putting in the work to become a successful civil engineer.

Check out Nikita story ➡️ https://www.witt.ac.nz/news/nikita-inspired-in-engineering/

Or find out more about Engineering and enrol now to get your career underway.
➡️ https://bit.ly/WITTBachelorofEngineering

Nikita inspired in engineering The 18-year-old’s grandfather was a locomotive engineer for Kiwi Railways and found inspiration after growing up around him.

Time to upskill or thinking of changing careers. We are open for enrolments for 2022. Give us a call today on 0800 948 869 or find our more at https://www.witt.ac.nz/study/engineering-energy-and-infrastructure/

Check out WITT's focus and commitment to teaching civil engineering and our next venture supported by New Plymouth District Council

Council gives $1m to help set up new Witt-run infrastructure skills park Money used from existing budget to help Witt set up new infrastructure skills park.

WITT has established an Energy Education newsletter that will be delivered monthly to all subscribers. If you would like to join, email [email protected] and to read our September edition https://bit.ly/Wittenergy

Build a Bridge students watched as the steelwork for the bridge was craned onto site at WITT - Western Institute of Technology at Taranaki this week.

Eight students from six different Taranaki high schools are involved in the Trades Academy programme, working to replace a footbridge on the Huatoki Walkway near Camden Street.

Teaching and project guidance is provided by NZIHT New Zealand School of Engineering, Energy and Infrastructure.

Read more about the Build a Bridge project here: www.witt.ac.nz/About-WITT/News-and-Events/Trades-Academy-Build-a-Bridge

Trades Academy Build a Bridge Students' work will take pride of place along one of New Plymouth's most picturesque walkways, thanks to the Build a Bridge project that's underway with Trades Academy students at WITT.

We held the 20th Annual Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency and NZIHT conference earlier this month, with the theme Sustainability Through Innovation.

Around 70 presenters addressed the conference presenting on a variety of roading and specialist engineering topics, from road worker safety and developing road technologies, to working with customer insights and AI. Presenters spoke to the theme of the conference with an eye to the future and focus on sustainability and innovation.

Check out the full story here: www.witt.ac.nz/About-WITT/News-and-Events/20th-Annual-Waka-Kotahi-and-NZIHT-conference

20th Annual Waka Kotahi and NZIHT conference Engineers and roading specialists from across the country came together this month for the 20th Annual Waka Kotahi and NZIHT conference in Napier.

It was an honour to have the legendary Sir John Kirwan close the Waka Kotahi/NZIHT conference today with a powerful session on mental health in the workplace. Feedback from delegates was overwhelmingly positive, with JK providing valuable insights and takeaways for everyone in the room.

We couldn't do it without the support of our exhibitors! Diana from Data Collection Limited said the annual conference is a great opportunity to network.

"It's about catching up with people that you don't work directly with all the time," she said. "Coming together in one place means we don't have to travel extensively to get in front those in our industry, and that makes it a really sustainable way to engage with our stakeholders."

Huge thanks to our exhibitors Higgins, Fulton Hogan, REG, DCL, Cirtex and Asco.

Another great day at the Waka Kotahi & NZIHT Conference today, including an impressive field trip to Higgins Bitumen Manufacturing plant. We started the day with Waka Kotahi Chief Executive Nicole Rosie and went on to hear from a whole range of insightful presenters from our industry. Looking forward to day three tomorrow!

Nau mai, welcome to the 20th Annual Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency & NZIHT conference! After an official welcome from Kirsten Wise - Mayor of Napier, delegates from across the country are spending the afternoon hearing from a range of expert speakers on all things roading.

Our conference theme this year is Sustainability Through Innovation ♻️💡