To adapt to the current situation, the IIW decided to transform the IIW 2020 Annual Assembly into a fully online event, to offer the international welding community the possibility to have a real IIW experience through a renovated approach.
IIW2020 will be hosted on an interactive and responsive web-based platform which can operate on any device. All the functionalities of a traditional meeting will be covered and even extended, including panel discussions, voting, Q&A and sharing. The IIW2020 website provides a preliminary program and general guidelines, and registrations are now open.
The Federal Government recently announced that it will invest $1.2 billion to support Australian businesses to employ 100,000 new apprentices or trainees as part of Australia’s COVID-19 economic recovery plan. Weld Australia is calling on the Federal Government to ensure that 30 per cent of all new apprenticeships and traineeships funded through this $1.2 billion… Read more »
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Recent comments from the New South Wales State Government that Australia is ill-equipped to manufacture trains locally are simply untrue. Australia has a proud and successful history of railcar manufacture; one only has to look at the Tangara trains, which were one of the most advanced and internationally successful trains of their time. Weld Australia… Read more »
