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R2A has changed its functional description from risk engineers to due diligence engineers. The reasons for this can be explained in a number of ways. Two arguments concern the inability of science to accurately measure risk and the compartmentalisation of risk services. This is the topic of our feature article in the May edition of the R2A newsletter. Read More..
R2A has changed its functional description from risk engineers to due diligence engineers. The reasons for this can be explained in a number of ways. Two arguments concern the inability of science to accurately measure risk and the compartmentalisation of risk services. This is the topic of our feature article in the May edition of the R2A newsletter. Read More..
Optimising Essential Service Delivery
Availability Profiling 1-day course
Melbourne 7 July 2009
In a society where the delivery of essential services continues to come under enormous public scrutiny, those responsible for major infrastructure & large scale industrial facilities are required to have robust, transparent arguments of the expected performance of their charges.
R2A will run a 1-day Availability Profiling course in Melbourne, Brisbane & Perth to show how such arguments can be achieved. More information..
Availability Profiling 1-day course
Melbourne 7 July 2009
In a society where the delivery of essential services continues to come under enormous public scrutiny, those responsible for major infrastructure & large scale industrial facilities are required to have robust, transparent arguments of the expected performance of their charges.
R2A will run a 1-day Availability Profiling course in Melbourne, Brisbane & Perth to show how such arguments can be achieved. More information..
Constructing Engineering Due Diligence Arguments
1-day briefing
Wellington 23 July 2009
Boards, Government Ministers and CEOs need to ensure that the precautions put in place to manage threatening critical issues are effective and appropriate. This requires organisations to have robust and transparent due diligence arguments to confidently make sound technological decisions and implement systemic changes.
A 1-day engineering due diligence briefing will be held at our New Zealand office in Wellington on Thursday 23 July 2009. More information..
1-day briefing
Wellington 23 July 2009
Boards, Government Ministers and CEOs need to ensure that the precautions put in place to manage threatening critical issues are effective and appropriate. This requires organisations to have robust and transparent due diligence arguments to confidently make sound technological decisions and implement systemic changes.
A 1-day engineering due diligence briefing will be held at our New Zealand office in Wellington on Thursday 23 July 2009. More information..