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NZS4431 Revision – Update

Standards NZ are completing a review of NZS 4431:1989 and NZGS have several members on the review committee.  Attached is Read More

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Mark Stringer wins the JW Ridley Geomechanics Paper Award 2021

JW Ridley was the first chair of the “New Zealand National Society for Soil Mechanics and Foundation Engineering” which later Read More

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New YGP roles announced

The NZGS management committee is delighted to announce three new Young Professional representatives. Earlier this year we asked for expressions Read More

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Geotechnical Engineer – Christchurch City Council

When you join the Christchurch City Council you’ll be getting involved first hand and working to shape the future of Read More

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Senior Geotechnical Engineer – GWE Consulting Ltd

GWE Consulting Ltd is a niche provider of bespoke geotechnical, 3 waters and land development engineering services throughout New Zealand. Read More

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SESOC / NZGS Piling Specification – Consultation and Feedback

Dear SESOC and NZGS Members, As most of you are aware, during late 2019 a Panel of Experts was jointly Read More

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Proposed mini-conference – A low emissions future for geotechnics

Call for expressions of interest The NZGS is planning to run a series of short local mini-conferences in June or Read More

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Call for expressions of interest – International Society Young Professional Coordinators

The NZGS is the affiliated organisation in New Zealand of the International Societies representing practitioners in soil mechanics (ISSMGE), rock Read More

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Technical Director – Geotechnics (Wellington)

This an opportunity to join a highly regarded consultancy with offices nationwide in a regional geotechnics lead role. The remit Read More

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Australian Geomechanics Special Edition – female geotechnical professionals

Australian Geomechanics is the journal of the Australian Geomechanics Society (AGS). Published quarterly, it includes a selection of quality peer-reviewed Read More