Where are my female fridgies?
Michelle Popovski, M.AIRAH,
wonders what it will take to make
the role of HVAC&R technician
more appealing for women.
Category: Industry eye
View from the top
Mikaila Ganado has been named AIRAH President, replacing Paul Jackson, with Alan Fok and Chris Bong elected as new board directors.
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Capital improvement
AIRAH’s APER has been approved to register engineers in the ACT.
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Viva la resolution
Professor Gayle Avery explores the most effective methods for resolving conflict.
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Good management systems matter
The adoption of a prefabrication strategy in the design and construction of mechanical services systems at the new Victorian Heart Hospital in Clayton solved numerous challenges associated with the build and project timelines. As Sean McGowan reports, the approach is a precursor to future healthcare projects.
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Big shoes to fill
If you’ve been an avid reader of Ecolibrium over the past decade and a half, you’ll notice that, for the first time in 160-odd issues, there’s a new photo on this page. It’s with a mixture of excitement and nervousness that I take the reins from the inimitable Matt Dillon.
The time is now
AIRAH’s IAQ 2024 conference underscored the once-in-a-century opportunity to improve indoor air quality – and what we need to do to seize it.
Shine bright
AIRAH has announced the finalists for the 2024 AIRAH Awards, celebrating outstanding achievements from across Australia’s HVAC&R building services industry.
ACT professional registration
The ACT has opened applications for mechanical engineers under its Professional Engineers Registration Scheme. The scheme, which opened in March 2024, is being phased in across different branches of engineering: Phase 1, which started in March 2024, covered civil...
Purpose and place
AIRAH Victorian division president Rula Karali, M.AIRAH, shares her international HVAC&R journey.
Paying tribute to James Harrison
On Thursday, June 27 the National Trust and James Harrison’s descendants held an event at Eastern Cemetery in Geelong to commemorate the restoration of Harrison’s grave.
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