Water and Wastewater the key to opening doors for developments
Knowing the timing for water & wastewater servicing is one of the keys to opening the door for development in the greater Sydney region.
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Enabling Communities to Thrive - Designing Effective Flood Mitigation Strategies in New Developments
Effective engineering solutions to protect our communities and improve existing flood regimes
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Calibre challenges gender inequality by promoting diversity and inclusion
International Women’s Day (IWD) has been recognised since 1911 and honours the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women, in New Zealand and all over the world. This year’s campaign theme for International Women’s Day is ‘Choose to Challenge’. A challenged world is an alert world. And from challenge comes change. With this recognition in mind, it is pertinent to highlight some of the positive advances made from engineering firm, Calibre. Calibre has stepped up to become a leader in promoting diversity and inclusion in its workforce, and in this article, we talk to some of the company’s people who are making a difference by bridging the gap in gender inequality.
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Thriving as a graduate during a pandemic
Evelyn Baxter started as a graduate with Calibre just two short months before the COVID-19 pandemic hit. She shares some of her personal experiences from this challenging time and offers tips to help you thrive as a graduate engineer during a pandemic.
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The Challenges of remote software deployment within an operational context
Earlier this month, Calibre's David Dixon (Senior Engineer Systems) and Matt Smith (Systems Architect - Rail Systems) spoke at the Rail Industry Safety and Standards Board (Australia) RISSB webinar.
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Calibre's Cross River Rail Experience
Recently Calibre's Young Professional Group (YPG) attend the brand new 'Cross River Rail Experience Centre' in Brisbane.
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Willinga Park - 'Equine Engineering'
When Daniel Roy completed his Engineering Degree he didn't foresee adding 'Equine Engineering' to his resume.
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