Technical Interest Groups, Collaborating Technical Societies and Special Interest Groups

IPENZ works with Technical Interest Groups, Collaborating Technical Societies and Special Interest Groups to provide targeted information about specific engineering fields, or areas of interest to members.

Below is a list of groups that IPENZ works with:

• Aircraft Engineers Association of New Zealand
• Australasian Association for Engineering Education
• Australasian Tunneling Society
• Civil Engineering Testing Association of NZ
• Concrete Society of New Zealand (NZCS)
• Electrotechnical Group
• Energy Management Association of New Zealand (EMANZ)
• Food Engineering Association of New Zealand
• Heavy Vehicle Engineers
• Ingenium
• Maintenance Engineering Society
• Mechanical Engineering Group
• New Zealand Coastal Society
• New Zealand Geotechnical Society (NZGS)
• New Zealand Institution of Gas Engineers
• New Zealand Society for Earthquake Engineering
• New Zealand Society on Large Dams
• Railway Technical Society of Australasia
• Recreation Safety Engineering Group
• Rivers Group
• Society of Chemical Engineers New Zealand (SCENZ) – IChemE in New Zealand
• Society of Fire Protection Engineers
• Society of Materials NZ Inc (SMNZI)
• Special Interest Group for Immigrant Engineers (SIGIE)
• Structural Engineering Society
  New Zealand
• Technology Education New Zealand
• The Sustainability Society
• Timber Design Society
• Transportation Group
• Urban Design Forum

Schedule of fees (PDF) - Outline of fees you might expect to pay by joining a group.

Zaid Essa is a member of the Special Interest Group for Immigrant Engineers.
He talks about how IPENZ has helped him adjust to working in New Zealand.

Mark Apeldoorn (FIPENZ) talks about what IPENZ can offer engineers.