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IPWEA Tasmania is excited to be launching the 2023 Tasmanian Works and Engineering Conference with the theme "The Time is Now"

We are looking for speakers who can address how they or their workplace are implementing or addressing the challenges required for a sustainable and resilient future. What have you done already or what are you planning in the next five years to minimise impacts of works, increase community resilience or plan for an uncertain future? If you have a project or a plan that fits the brief we would love to hear from you - this is a great opportunity to share knowledge within the industry and hear about challenges and opportunities.

The time is now to be brave and step up, we love hearing from you! Speaker positions will be limited so please get in contact early to discuss your presentation.

Submission Requirements

Please submit by the 8th of September 2023 a Presentation Overview containing:

• Name
• Presentation title
• Short description of presentation (1 to 2 paragraphs)
• How the presentation aligns with the theme "The Time is Now"
• Brief note on how the presentation addresses sustainability in public works

Presentation Overview Submission due 8 September 2023.

Final Presentation due 1 October 2023.

IPWEA Tas will be in touch by the 5th of October to let you know if your presentation submission has been successful. The presentation time slot will be 15 to 20 minutes. We are hoping for a range of submissions so would encourage anyone to apply. If successful the full presentation will be required by the 1st of October. If you have any questions please call Anna Wilson | tas@ipwea.org | 0400 415 322.

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