CIBSE News

Article category: News
Published on: 16 Dec 24

CIBSE Christchurch is back

CIBSE Christchurch is creating a buzz in the building services community with a Christmas networking event earlier this month.

Article category: News
Published on: 27 Nov 24

CIBSE YEN Global Conference and Gala

“It was an intense but amazing few days where I had the pleasure of meeting other talented YEN chairs from all around the globe, present to Built Environment students at Ulster University, take a poke around the new Belfast Grand Central Station, and brainstorm how we can improve the experience of early career CIBSE members.

Article category: News
Published on: 26 Nov 24

The Obrart light

Alan Obrart was a bright light in our industry. Committed to doing ‘what was right’, he strived to raise standards through better and more accessible education. Whilst to many he will be known as a stalwart of AIRAH, he was also a mover and shaker with CIBSE and Engineers Australia (through SBSE).

Article category: News
Published on: 26 Nov 24

Scoping Workshop for NZS 4303:1990

MBIE is considering commissioning an update to NZS 4303:1990, Ventilation for Acceptable Indoor Air Quality, and will hold a consultation workshop in February for invited subject matter experts. Ensure your views are heard through your CIBSE representative.

Article category: News
Published on: 29 Oct 24

A Gold Medal for CIBSE ANZ’s Steve Hennessy

A Gold medal is the highest award bestowed by CIBSE and is awarded for exceptional service to a leading and highly respected figure who has made a significant advancement in the discipline of building services engineering. This honour was bestowed on CIBSE ANZ’s own Steve Hennessy at the Presidential Awards Dinner in London earlier this month.

Article category: News
Published on: 29 Oct 24

Proposed new Public Health / Hydraulic Engineering Qualification.

We not only need fresh blood, but we need to provide the right education and working environment to prepare and support our next generation of technicians/engineers and a Level 6 qualification will go some way to fulfilling this.

Article category: News
Published on: 24 Oct 24

Celebrating the success of the 2024 CIBSE ANZ Annual Awards

Last night we celebrated the achievements of all our outstanding young engineering professionals, students, graduates, mentors and the businesses that champion them at the 2024 CIBSE ANZ Young Engineers Awards ceremony.

Article category: News
Published on: 05 Sept 24

2024 ANZ Award finalists announced

CIBSE ANZ is thrilled to announce the finalists for the 2024 Young Engineers Awards, an event that recognises outstanding achievements and contributions of young professionals in the field of engineering. We are excited to share the names of the talented individuals who have been selected as finalists across five categories for their exceptional entries, plus what the judges had to say for each category.

Article category: News
Published on: 21 Aug 24

CIBSE takes building services to the classroom

It's back to the classroom for Team CIBSE to inspire the next generation of building services engineers.

Article category: News
Published on: 20 Aug 24

Judging underway for the CIBSE ANZ Awards

Entries for the 2024 Young Engineers Awards have come pouring in this year and CIBSE has enlisted the expertise of some prominent industry leaders to review and score the entries.

Article category: News
Published on: 13 Aug 24

Future Proofing the Building Services sector in New Zealand

CIBSE members gather to tackle how to future-proof the building services industry in New Zealand as a collective.

Article category: News
Published on: 22 Jul 24

Will AI take buildings to Net Zero energy?

All 5 live, weekly sessions will be recorded and available to attendees, but you might want to attend the second session of the CIBSE ANZ seminar series live to engage in the conversation. Speakers will explore the diverse applications of AI in enhancing the functionality, efficiency, and sustainability of building systems, from the feasibility stage through to fine-tuning of existing buildings.