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Hollow-Core Flooring Advice
Based on recent research, the collaborating technical societies of SESOC and NZSEE, along with Engineering New Zealand, have developed advice for engineers on hollow-core flooring.
This can be found on the SESOC website. Members involved with hollow-core flooring are recommended to download this information.
This can be found on the SESOC website. Members involved with hollow-core flooring are recommended to download this information.
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The BOKS has been developed in consultation with SESOC members and Engineering NZ, to define the knowledge and skills expected of a CPEng–level structural engineer.
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MemDes/v4.2 & MemDes+/v1.7
MemDes 4.2 with MemDes+ v1.7 are now available on the software page. Both apps have a number of technical updates; MemDes+ now allows negative distributed and point loading, and user-defined applied end moments
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At its biennial conference, on 22 June 2023, the Society presented 6 awards in recognition of outstanding achievement in the advancement of structural engineering design
03/07/2023
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New draft SESOC guidance on Grouted connections/Drossbach, GD1 & GD2 released
Draft copies of GD#1 (Existing building investigation and remediation) and GD#2 (new building specification and construction) are available for download at the links below. These
18/10/2022
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Advisory document on newly released National Seismic Hazard Model (NSHM)
Today GNS Science has released the revised National Seismic Hazard Model (NSHM). The Structural Engineering Society of New Zealand (SESOC), the New Zealand Society for
04/10/2022
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