Applying for your first graduate role
It’s almost time to start applying for your first role as an engineer. With so many companies in the industry to consider, where do you start?
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Improving Canberra's long-term water quality
As a proud Canberra local, Stephen Young has a keen interest in improving the long-term water quality in the ACT.
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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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Will Cross River Rail Transform Brisbane Into a True World City?
Cross River Rail is coming to Brisbane! The UDIA recently provided a fascinating update on this exciting major infrastructure project.
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Is Sydney ready to accommodate another 1.7 million people by 2036?
For Reece Stichter (Principal Engineer at Calibre) being part of the design, planning, engineering and construction of The Hills of Carmel, one of Sydney's newest suburbs - represents a positive solution to the looming population crush.
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Achieving a Carbon Free Education
Calibre is playing a key role in helping Hills International College achieve the ambitious goal of 'A Carbon Free Education'.
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Building Better Communities - One Family at a Time
When it comes to taking pride in your work, Calibre Engineer’s, Liam Robertson and Joshua Joseph from the Canberra office have taken it to another level. They, along with their partners have become the proud homeowners in the Calibre engineered suburb of Denman Prospect!
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Introduction to Renewables
Robert Saunders - Renewables Leader, speaks about the solutions Calibre can provide clients to improve their energy requirements.
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Engineering Downstream Benefits with Upstream Thinking
Since 2017, Calibre’s Water & Environment team in Canberra has been involved in the design of the joint Australian-ACT Government’s Healthy Waterways Project. This initiative is part of the greater Murray-Darling Basin Plan, which has committed over $80million to reduce the growing problem of pollutants in waterways.
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