CLICK TO REGISTER NOW! Negotiations and conflict resolution are interwoven into every project we work on, and more accurately, is also a part of nearly every conversation we have throughout our days. Even with this central role of negotiations in our day to day lives, many people have never received any formal training on the topic, which hinders their ability to negotiate effectively, defuse tensions, and more importantly, get what they really want. Learning Objectives: Review negotiation theory basics and…

Earn .7 Continuing Education Units / 7.0 Professional Development Hours Course Description: This course covers detailed information from the conception to the final design of a Reinforced Concrete Shear Wall building using a performance-based seismic design (PBSD) approach.  It will include hands-on experience in the application of PBSD on several building projects on the West Coast of USA.  This course will go over the concept of PBSD, its development and key aspects of the general approach. It will continue…

The UBC CSCE Student Chapter would like to invite you to our annual student-industry networking event, Industry Night 2019, taking place on Thursday, January 24th, 2019 at 6pm at the UBC Pharmaceutical Sciences Building. This networking event aims to bring together hundreds of undergraduate UBC Civil Engineering students and industry professionals to foster connections, learning and opportunities. Admission is free for students and industry members. Catered food will be complimentary and drinks will be for sale. To reserve your spot…

Description: The use of Public Private Partnerships as a procurement and implementation model for the last 15 years in BC. Through Partnerships BC, the provincial crown corporation 52 major infrastructure projects with a combined capital value of almost $18 billion are or have been delivered. Public Private Partnerships are complex project models that push the boundaries of traditional project models by seeking to define the scope upfront and ensure that infrastructure maintenance is set up for the long term. There…

BCIT’s Professional Night will be held on Thursday, February 21, 2019. The mixer & sponsor presentations will start at 6:15PM in The Great Hall (SE2). (The student-only panel discussion will start at 5:00PM in The Telus Theater (SE6)) The purpose of this event is to give professionals the opportunity to network and discuss career paths with students. The event also allows students to develop a better understanding of the Civil Engineering Industry. The invitation to BCIT CSCE’s Professional Night is…

Register Here! Event Description: The Vancouver Fraser Port Authority’s Habitat Enhancement Program (HEP) is a port authority initiative focused on creating, restoring and enhancing fish and wildlife habitat in advance of port development. HEP is developing the Maplewood Marine Restoration Project, a proposed habitat restoration project located on the north shore of Burrard Inlet, approximately two kilometres east of the Ironworkers Memorial Bridge, in the District of North Vancouver. The port authority is proposing to use the Maplewood Marine Restoration…

The AGM is open to both CSCE members and non-members. During the AGM, the Executive Committee will provide a summary of the 2018/2019 program and will discuss the plans for the 2019/2020 program. The formal AGM meeting will be held on May 21, 2019 from 7:00 – 8:00 PM at the Vancouver Public Library – Library Square Conference Centre – Level 7 Morris J. Wosk Boardroom; 350 West Georgia, Vancouver, BC (immediately after the speaker session). Afterwards we will relocate…

Click Here to Register! Earn .7 Continuing Education Units / 7.0 Professional Development Hours The Abstract During the fall of 2019 CSCE will offer a Canada-wide series of courses on Ultra-High Performance Concrete (UHPC) and Fibre Reinforced Concrete (FRC). These 1-day courses will coincide with the release of the 2019 editions of CSA A23.1 and CSA S6, which both contain new Annexes on UHPC and FRC. The CSCE course will cover the introduction to UHPC & FRC, the basics of…