Structural Engineering Society New Zealand

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Our Objectives

To promote the science, art and practice of structural engineering
  • To ensure the advancement and dissemination of knowledge relating to structural engineering
  • To provide a forum for structural engineering practitioners to communicate amongst themselves and to the public at large
  • Affairs of the Society are managed in accordance with the Rules of the Society by a Management Committee of 10 to 13 elected persons. Relationships with our parent organisation, IPENZ, and parallel institution, The Institution of Structural Engineers are detailed in the IPENZ/CTS agreementand the MoU SESOC/I. Struct. E.

Membership

SESOC's membership is now over 1200, primarily from New Zealand but also a number from Australia, the Pacific rim and other overseas locations. Membership is targeted at those having an interest in all aspects of structural engineering, across the range of construction materials (timber, concrete, structural steel) as well as aspects of construction management and education.

 

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Activities and General Information

  • Journals: Published two times per year, covering items of interest to structural engineers. Includes, technical papers, project reports, materials information, code reviews, computer applications, historical engineering articles, humour, seminar/conference advice/reports, general interest articles.
  • Newsletters: Published four times per year to keep members informed on management committee activites and current items of interest, particularly forthcoming events such as seminars, code releases and the like.
  • Seminars: SESOC has now held over 10 seminars on a wide range of subjects topical to structural engineers. These are held in four centres across New Zealand so as to make them accessible to all engineers, members or otherwise.
  • Structural Groups: The local structural groups in Auckland, Hamilton, Wellington and Christchurch arrange speakers or project visits of interest to local structural engineers. These groups are largely autonomous but have a formal relationship and inter-linking with SESOC.

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Latest News...

Rules of the Society

These were amended at the SGM on 3 March. A new version available now.

 

BeamDes V1.1

Version 1.1 of BeamDes is now available for download in the Members Area.

 

The tutorial files come bundled with the Beamdes or are available for separate download.

 

SESOC | SOILS and BeamDes both located in the Members Area.

 

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