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Community & people are at the heart of what we do at RDCL.

This month we are on the ground in the provinces, getting behind the Bayleys Real Estate Commercial Nash Cup 2024 in Hawke’s Bay.

Supporting grass roots sport is one small but strong way we can contribute to community wellbeing, and we’re proud to have RDCL on the Havelock North Rugby Club team jerseys.

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We really enjoyed sponsoring the NZSEE (New Zealand Society of Earthquake Engineering) Conference last week in Tākina, Wellington.

It was so great to connect with many of you and learn about your challenges.
‘Raising the Bar for Resilient Design’ was a highly relevant topic that challenges Earthquake Engineering to truly consider what’s beneath our feet.

As we have been discussing, Earthquake Strengthening design standards are changing swiftly off the back of new information on the anticipated intensity of future quakes.

What would happen to the ground beneath a building when an earthquake strikes?

And what does it mean for my Structural Design project?

Understanding the ground is what we are about, and we are ready to have these conversations with you to simplify the process.

Our team are very open to coming into your office and discussing your options for measuring Vs30, and providing you the need-to-know information to improve the resilience of your buildings.

Email or call us if you want to find out more, and to set up a meeting.

info@rdcl.co.nz

Office phone numbers here: www.rdcl.co.nz/contact/

HAWKE’S BAY | WELLINGTON | AUCKLAND | MANILA

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How does a degree in science play out as a career?

One of our Auckland-based Geologists, Hemanshu Soma, was honoured to present last week at The University of Auckland – Waipapa Taumata Rau STEM Conference.

Alumni asked Hemanshu to offer an overview of his academic experience for the next generation of students, sharing what a degree in Geoscience can offer.

His presentation was ‘Unlocking the Potential: Science as a Path to Sustainable and Fulfilling Careers’.

We are proud of Hemanshu for standing up and sharing his experience to encourage fresh minds into science.

If any budding Geotechs out there would like a copy then message us and we will send it out to you.

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The Philippine Resources magazine is out and we have published an opinion piece calling out the importance of site investigation.

In a region where large infrastructure projects like tunnels, dams, transport corridors and flood protection are a major part of nationwide growth, it is critical to understand the ground beneath, and avoid costly mistakes.

We’ve attached the article here and here’s the full magazine for those who wish to have a read (our article on pg 51): www.philippine-resources.com/issues/issue12024/read

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