Come and see the SPARC Hub Pavement Research findings (Brisbane) and the Kokoda Challenge
We are thrilled to announce two exciting events that we will be participating in in the next couple of weeks that we thought would be of interest!
We are also excited to witness the achievements of the first cohort of PhD scholars (around 22) who will be graduating in this year. We believe that events like this are essential for fostering collaboration between academia and industry and accelerating progress in the field.
The best part? This event is FREE! Register now using the link below and join us at this exciting event.
Registration link (free): https://lnkd.in/gqqHPwsM
For more details, please contact me or Dr. Chaminda Gallage ([email protected]).
We hope to see you there.
Second up, we will be participating in the Kokoda Challenge in the Sunshine Coast on 22 April 2023.
This event is not just a physical challenge (50km run or walk with lots of big hills!), but also an opportunity to honour the brave men and women who fought in the Kokoda Campaign in 1942 in Papua New Guinea, and to support the youth in our community through the Kokoda Youth Foundation.
For the second year running, our team, Scrambled Eggs 2.0, are supporting the Kokoda Youth Foundation. They provide experiential programs that engage and inspire Aussie kids to reach their full potential. By investing in our young people, we are investing in the future of our nation, and the Kokoda Challenge is a great way to make a difference.
Every dollar counts, and no amount is too small or TOO LARGE. So, we invite you to join us in raising awareness about this incredible event and the work of the Kokoda Youth Foundation. If you would like to support me and our team, Scrambled Eggs 2.0, you can make a donation.
What a fantastic way to help us make a positive impact on the lives of young people in our community.
I would hate to go back to doing the Plate Load Test using the old method using dial gauges. It would be so time consuming, not to mention manually recording and then processing all the results.
The ZFG 3000 is an excellent tool and should be included in any professional contractors equipment list of assets. This tool should have a similar impact on the construction industry as the laser level. The ability to accurately and reliably measure this aspect of ground condition will improve the quality of the work and remove doubt as to the progress of the project.
I bought my ZFG 3000 and on the same day less than two hours later, it had paid for itself. Using this instrument, I was able to demonstrate scientifically, repeatably and independently the quality of the work that we had completed for our client. Ending the disagreement and creating an improved working relationship. Most jobs are not as confrontational as this was however, most jobs are built to a standard. The contractor can now measure as required, to know on site, at the time of testing if this standard is being achieved.
I strongly recommend the ZFG 3000 Deflectometer to any earthmoving, civil construction contractor. Good luck with your projects.
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