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	IPENZ Engineers New Zealand
		IPENZ is committed to encouraging and supporting engineers at every stage of their career.
		IPENZ endorsed employers - Many engineering employers have undergone an assement and become IPENZ endorsed employers these organisations have proven their commitment to supporting the development of their young engineers.
		IPENZ recognises that engineers often travel overseas and membership options are available for engineers overseas, we even have a branch in London.
	www.ipenz.org.nz /ipenz/Education_Career (323 words)

	IPENZ Engineers New Zealand
		IPENZ membership is open to those with training and competence in engineering, and also those with an interest in engineering who may not necessarily have training or qualifications.
		IPENZ also administers several competence registers for professional engineers that indicate current competence.
		Engineers can now join IPENZ as a Professional, Technical or Associate Member and be registered on a relevant current-competence register.
	www.ipenz.org.nz /ipenz/join (162 words)

	IPENZ - Water and Waste Water International
		IPENZ provides services for about 9000 members, who are classified into various membership classes according to their levels of education and extent of experience in engineering practice.
		IPENZ promotes public debate on engineering issues in the community, and seeks to contribute, on behalf of the engineering profession, to the resolution of issues affecting the wider community.
		IPENZ is governed by an elected Board, chaired by the President and including eleven other members.
	www.water-int.com /companies/ipenz.asp (376 words)

	APEC Directory Response - NEW ZEALAND - Engineering (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		An IPENZ membership or registration application form must be filled in and forwarded to the Board and IPENZ a minimum of two months before the interview.
		IPENZ is a party to the Washington Accord Agreement which is an agreement between professional engineering institutions and licensing bodies in USA, Canada, United Kingdom, Ireland, South Africa, Hong Kong-China, Australia and New Zealand.
		To gain IPENZ registration, engineers must be a minimum age of 24 and be ordinarily resident in New Zealand.
	www.dfat.gov.au /apec/prof_services/newzealand_eng.html (2566 words)

	IPENZ Engineers New Zealand
		IPENZ is a founding signatory to the Washington Accord, which was signed in 1988.
		All four year degrees are assessed against the IPENZ policy "Initial Academic Requirements for Professional Engineers".
		Accreditation visits are conducted in accordance with the IPENZ Manual for the Accreditation of engineering Programmes.
	www.ipenz.org.nz /ipenz/Education_Career/accreditation/four_year.cfm (210 words)

	IPENZ Engineers New Zealand
		The involvement of an IPENZ member can be tailored to the capabilities and time constraints of each person.
		Some may be happy to offer to give presentations to a group of students, for example, while others may prefer to answer specific questions on an “as and when” basis.
		IPENZ can provide a support pack including printed materials for students and examples of ways in which other engineers have promoted careers in schools.
	www.ipenz.org.nz /ipenz/Education_Career/careers-advisor.cfm (210 words)

	IPENZ Technical Groups (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		IPENZ has over thirty Technical Groups that provide the learned society activities of the institution.
		One of the most recent technical groups of IPENZ, the Society was founded in 1992 to provide a forum and point of contact for practitioners interested in the physical aspects of, and the resource management of, our coastline.
		Founded jointly in 1971 by IPENZ and the Institution of Chemical Engineers, London, membership comprises the majority of practising chemical engineers in New Zealand and those with a professional interest in related activities including biotechnologists and chemists.
	www.ipenz-north.org.nz /groups/groups.html (908 words)

	IPENZ - Institution of Professional Engineers New Zealand
		have found the scholarship immensely helpful so the IPENZ Foundation encourages support from the Branches to help more students reach their potential.
		In 2007 the IPENZ Foundation awarded scholarships to five students going on to tertiary education in engineering.
		The Trustees were overwhelmed with the level of interest shown in the scholarships and were delighted to receive nearly 100 applications.
	www.foundation.org.nz /Scholarships.cfm (437 words)

	IPENZ JobHunt - REGISTER
		IPENZ reserves the right to withdraw without notice to the Advertiser any advertisement that is deemed by IPENZ to be inappropriate.
		IPENZ cannot and does not guarantee or warrant to the Jobhunt users that files available for downloading through the Site or delivered via electronic mail through the Jobhunt will be free of infection or viruses, worms, Trojan horses or other code that manifest contaminating or destructive properties.
		While IPENZ will undertake all reasonable measures to ensure the Jobhunt site is available and error free, no guarantee is given that the Jobhunt site will be available or 100% error free.
	www.jobhunt.co.nz /terms.cfm (381 words)

	IPENZ Engineers New Zealand
		IPENZ raises the profile of engineering and promotes the varied and rewarding careers it offers through such initiatives as:
		Once graduated eligiblity for graduate membership is available, this opens up the full range of IPENZ services.
		IPENZ also offers mentoring services and a graduate competency development programme.
	www.ipenz.org.nz /ipenz/education_career (323 words)

	Conan Fee elected Fellow of IPENZ
		The honour was for his contribution to advancement of engineering knowledge and technological education - specifically recognising his research contribution in the area of bio-separations and his role in developing innovative teaching methods integrating design across the Waikato BE programme.
		IPENZ says associate Professor Fee is a clear and innovative thinker who has tackled a variety of important industrial separations problems in his research.
		Additionally, he has been a key player in the development of BE programmes at Waikato University, and his innovation in teaching methods has contributed to his students winning several national student awards for design and vacation work during the early days of the offering of the new qualification.
	www.waikato.ac.nz /news/oncampus/april04/conanfee.shtml?printver (225 words)

	CAE :: Centre for Advanced Engineering
		The original idea arose from discussions at a February 1996 N.Z. Geotechnical Society Conference in Hamilton on Geotechnical Issues in Land Development where several people mentioned a 1983/84 IPENZ publication on Engineering Risk and said that they had found it to be helpful in their professional practice.
		CAE then approached both IPENZ and the Consulting Engineers Advancement Society (CEAS) who had supported the original publication, with the proposal of using it as a basis for a new updated publication on engineering risk.
		Subsequently it was decided to substantially change the focus of the publication from that of the original 1983/84 IPENZ document, towards a more structured text on the management of engineering risk.
	www.caenz.com /info/publications/books_reports/in_print/eng_risk/eng_risk.html (544 words)

	Connell Wagner
		Geoff Sidwell, Senior Associate Connell Wagner, was elected a Fellow of The Institution of Professional Engineers New Zealand (IPENZ) for his contribution to the advancement of engineering practice; specifically recognising his leadership in developing models for analysing structures with wind and seismic loads.
		It is not a reward for long service or for advancement in seniority with one's employer, rather it is recognition by IPENZ of the contribution of outstanding individuals," said IPENZ Chief Executive, Andrew Cleland.
		Geoff will be presented with his Fellowship at the IPENZ Awards Dinner held in Christchurch at the Hotel Grand Chancellor, on Thursday, 25 March 2004.
	www.conwag.com /news/geoff_sidwell_ipenz.htm (176 words)

	Dr Reg Dunlop - Group Publications - People - Mechanical Engineering - University of Canterbury (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		IPENZ Conf., Hamilton, New Zealand, 1993: v1 736-742.
		IPENZ Conf., Hamilton, New Zealand, 1993: v1 233-242.
		IPENZ Conf., Hamilton, New Zealand, 1993: v1 86-90.
	www.mech.canterbury.ac.nz /PEOPLE/dunlop_grouppub.shtml (2145 words)

	Scoop: IPENZ honours University of Canterbury bioengineer
		In announcing the fellowship, IPENZ noted that through his reputation as an accomplished researcher Professor David had attracted considerable research funding.
		IPENZ said that as well as demonstrating research excellence, Professor David was “an academic who truly professes his discipline through wider collegial engagement”.
		IPENZ Chief Executive, Andrew Cleland, said becoming a fellow was an honour “bestowed by one’s professional peers on high-achievers who have made a difference to the engineering profession”.
	www.scoop.co.nz /stories/ED0503/S00064.htm (1047 words)

	IPENZ JobHunt: Engineering and Technology Jobs in NZ
		If you are a professional engineer or engineering technologist looking for jobs in NZ then you have come to the right place, JobHunt contains hundreds of engineering vacancies in New Zealand and overseas.
		We also offer the best source of information on engineering salaries through the annual IPENZ remuneration survey.
		Jobhunt is an initiative of the Institution of Professional Engineers New Zealand (IPENZ) and targets the niche market of Engineering and Technology employment in NZ.
	www.ipenz.org.nz /jobhunt (216 words)

	IStructE - The Institution of Structural Engineers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		In New Zealand IPENZ is the registration authority which assesses and registers Chartered Professional Engineers (CPEng) who meet the relevant standards of competence under the Chartered Professional Engineers of New Zealand Act (2002).
		The agreement was signed by IPENZ President Dr Ian Parton and Chief Executive Dr Andrew Cleland on behalf of IStructE by President Professor David Nethercot and Chief Executive Dr Keith Eaton.
		Following the signing Professor Nethercot said: “Both IStructE and IPENZ firmly believe that this closer collaboration and mutual recognition of members’ qualifications and experience is extremely important for the gradual globalisation of the profession of structural engineering.
	www.istructe.org.uk /news/article.asp?bhjs=0&NID=166 (375 words)

	IRL - Talking point 51
		For engineers there is the IPENZ Endorsed Employer policy which, in effect, is designed to identify organisations that are committed to organisational learning.
		Graduates, supported by their mentors, are encouraged to recognise gaps in their competency development, and reflect on their performance; and they are given every opportunity to acquire the competencies expected of engineering professionals, using the IPENZ quality marks as an external benchmark.
		Learning organisations are obviously only one part of a complex equation of retaining good staff, but a strong graduate training and mentoring ethos can make the difference to the company as a whole and should be encouraged.
	www.irl.cri.nz /newsandevents/innovate/talking-point-51.aspx (630 words)

	Technology Education New Zealand: Membership
		In February of this year, TENZ moved from its administrative base from The Royal Society of New Zealand (RSNZ) to IPENZ – Engineers New Zealand, where it is defined as a Technical Interest Group.
		The move requires the construction of a new TENZ database, which can be operated and administered by IPENZ as part of their national database.
		Both the National Council and the Board of IPENZ look forward to the partnership between the IPENZ membership and the technology education community.
	www.tenz.org.nz /membership.htm (177 words)

	Beehive.govt.nz - Minister releases responses to Scarry report
		Lianne Dalziel said she is comforted that IPENZ has not been made aware of any specific buildings that may pose a significant threat or immediate risk.
		The IPENZ reported an unacceptable variability in standards among engineers, while the BIA identified concerns with some pre-cast flooring systems, slender concrete walls and related details.
		IPENZ has reminded members of their ethical obligation to alert owners where buildings pose significant or immediate risks;
	www.beehive.govt.nz /ViewDocument.aspx?DocumentID=17032 (328 words)

	ALSTOM NEW ZEALAND (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The ALSTOM sponsored IPENZ Entrepreneurial Award is presented annually and recognises entrepreneurial flair demonstrated in the creation or development of a new business opportunity.
		The Award winner receives recognition at the IPENZ annual conference dinner (31 March) and the award consists of a certificate and trophy.
		Presenting the award at the IPENZ Annual Conference Dinner, ALSTOM Telecommunications Services general manager, Mike Sheffield said it was refreshing to see innovative engineers such as Peter Carroll providing environmentally sound solutions to engineering issues such as storm water quality.
	www.alstom.co.nz /Websites/clients/Alstom/Alstom.nsf/(LookupALL)/CD0D1083F47C4B3CCC256D0A007FC5F8 (809 words)

	Geoff Vazey IPENZ
		Geoff Vazey, Chief Executive, Ports of Auckland, was elected a Fellow of The Institution of Professional Engineers New Zealand (IPENZ) for his contribution to leadership in the profession of engineering; specifically recognising his leadership role in development of a key infrastructure asset.
		Geoff’s citation stated: ‘Geoff is the epitome of a business engineer — a person who has taken an innovative engineering approach into the business context and in doing so has transformed an underperforming infrastructural asset into one which positively contributes to the national economy.
		It is not a reward for long service or for advancement in seniority with one’s employer, rather it is recognition by IPENZ of the contribution of outstanding individuals,” said IPENZ Chief Executive,
	www.poal.co.nz /newsroom/2004_releases/GeoffVazeyIPENZ040329.htm (303 words)

	BIA News No. 77 - Education Pipeline (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		This means that IPENZ members can gain ‘cpd’ credits for attending any BIA seminar.
		To achieve this, BIA documented its educational programme and objectives and provided two IPENZ member referees.
		The Authority encourages IPENZ members to attend BIA seminars not only to gain credits but to update and upskill themselves in matters relating to building control.
	www.bia.co.nz /publicat/news77/77pipe.htm (342 words)

	ESR News June 2003
		As President of IPENZ in 1993 to 1994, Rob Wilkinson was the visionary and principal architect of the "Pathways" reforms of the Institution, which represented a paradigm shift.
		Neil Mander is elected a Fellow of IPENZ for his contribution to the application of technology in the community.
		IPENZ and John Blakeley in particular can take much credit that they have gone further than any other profession in assisting new immigrants.
	www.esr.org.nz /news/news2003/njun2003.html (2893 words)

	High Modulus - Press Releases (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Richard is a pioneer in the field of marine composites and has represented his profession on numerous boards and associations including the MIA and New Zealand Marine Export Group.
		The Manufacturing and Mechanical category of the IPENZ awards includes all forms of mechanical and manufacturing-based engineering.
		There are eight categories of the Supreme Technical awards which were presented at the Awards Dinner, during the IPENZ Convention at the Hotel Grand Chancellor in Christchurch on March 25.
	www.highmodulus.co.nz /pressreleases.asp?rec=1016 (367 words)

	Home Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The UK Branch, where possible, provides members of IPENZ resident in or visiting the UK, and other interested individuals, the services provided by IPENZ to its members, including acting as a vehicle for members to contact and meet each other.
		A newsletter is published approximately quarterly and sent to all IPENZ members whose address is in the UK.
		The UK Branch is able to arrange for Competence Assessments to be held in the UK on behalf of IPENZ National Office, Wellington.
	www.ipenz.org.uk /home.htm (138 words)

	45 South Volume 2 Issue 2 May 1995
		Its been a long hard road to get this far and there is still a fair way to go before we have a nationally recognised register of competent fire engineers available to those in need of design and review services.
		Sociology teaches that when professionals are involved in national or international bodies addressing and defining the nature of their tasks, there can be some conflict between the professional expertise required and the bureaucratic structure necessary to enable the profession to develop.
		Nevertheless IPENZ will never be capable of controlling within itself all the knowledge based activities in which professional engineers engage, and therefore it actively supports technical groups.
	users.iconz.co.nz /firerisk/45s2-2.html (2558 words)

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