Why education will be the path to success in 2021
IPWEA says there has never been a more important time for professionals who deliver public works services to undertake training
Scholarship Support for Women in the Engineering and Construction Sector
For more than 16 years Women & Leadership Australia has been developing female leadership and supporting the presence of women in business and community...
Problem solver: Komatsu’s Dean Gaedtke
Dean Gaedtke has always been drawn to solving problems. “I’m a mechanic by trade,” says Komatsu’s Executive General Manager for Construction. “One of the things I loved about...
IPWEA profile: Austroads CEO Dr Geoff Allan
Dr Geoff Allan’s career stands at what he calls the intersection between what he’s good at and what he knows well. With a strong...
Marc Sibbald Q&A
The fleet management industry has such a diverse range of people and roles, and everyone has a unique story of their journey in our...
Future facing: Resilience NSW head Shane Fitzsimmons
As NSW Rural Fire Service commissioner, Shane Fitzsimmons became a nationally recognised figure during the devastating 2019-20 bushfire season. Now, as the inaugural head...
People. The high-performance differentiator
By David Jenkins
Many organisations in the asset management space are actively implementing advanced fourth-generation technologies, but the most significant competitive differentiator has always been...
Why IPWEA is building education pathways in Asset Management
How the IPWEA is building new education pathways for members to better work in local government settings
The importance of storytelling
By David Jenkins
Undoubtedly, people in technical professions have a highly developed understanding of their chosen domains after many years of study and experience.
The level...
LOGiT IPWEA Indigenous Scholarship winner: Shauna Klaas
Shauna Klaas was a week into a new role as Asset Data Officer at Queensland utility Unitywater when a LinkedIn post advertising the LOGiT...
