Engineering Success
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Standing in the Wreckage: Doron Levy on Fire Engineering, Failure, and Quality (opens the original)
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Most engineers never see their own designs fail. Doron Levy has built a career on standing in the wreckage to work out why. Doron founded Fahrenheit Global, a fire engineering consultancy based in Sydney with offices in Milan and Buenos Aires. He trained as a structural engineer but left after three years, it wasn't the right fit. His first day as a fire engineer was spent at a still-smouldering, burnt-out vodka distillery, and that experience hooked him for life. He went on to complete master's
Three Sides of the Same Problem: Gary Finke, CleanTeQ Aromatrix (opens the original)
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Solving odour problems for major infrastructure projects isn't glamorous, but getting it wrong makes life miserable for nearby communities. Gary Finke has spent 35 years making sure that doesn't happen. Gary is managing director of CleanTeQ Aromatrix, which designs and builds air and odour control systems for major infrastructure projects across Australia and overseas. A chartered chemical engineer, he has worked all three sides of the same problem: inside a water authority, inside a design cons
Redefining Civil Superintendency: Edmund Tsang, Tsang Civil Consultants (opens the original)
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Most superintendents administer contracts. Edmund Tsang believes the role should do far more than that. Edmund Tsang is the founder and principal of Tsang Civil Consultants (TCC), a civil engineering consultancy headquartered in Bella Vista, Sydney. Edmund built his career onsite across roads, drainage, earthworks and civil infrastructure before moving into consulting, and that hands-on background is the foundation of everything TCC does. The firm delivers Superintendency and Project Management
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