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First Bahamian Coastal Engineer Honored in UF's 40 Gators Under 40
The Bahamas’ first coastal engineer, Carlos E. Palacious, MSc. PEng, PE, PMP, is one of a select group of University of Florida alumni named to this year’s prestigious 40 Gators Under 40 list. The annual awards program was established in 2006 to recognize alumni under the age of 40 whose achievements positively reflect on The Gator Nation®. Honorees for the competitive award must demonstrate ...
December 06, 2023
Bahamian Engineer Achieves Global Acclaim in Elite Women’s Tech Program
Cloud Carib, a leading Bahamian IT solutions provider, is delighted to announce that Veeam Software has selected one of its top Systems Engineers, Cordelia Dean to receive the notable distinction of being a finalist of over 150 others for the on-site training as a participant in the #EmpowHER VMCE program. Dean stands among the distinguished 12 women chosen globally for the in-person training at V...
Asst. Civil Engineer: It's A Continuous Process
October 09, 2023
Asst. Civil Engineer: It's A Continuous Process
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - The vexing issue of potholes remains a point of contention for many motorists, making it a top priority for the Ministry of Works.
Former WS engineer loses case before tribunal
January 05, 2011
Former WS engineer loses case before tribunal
A former senior engineer at the Water and Sewerage Corporation (W&SC), who claimed he was forced to resign over an alleged conflict of interest, has lost his case before the Industrial Tribunal.
Cadrington Coleby was a senior engineer in charge of the corporation’s marine operations, including shipping operations at Arawak Cay. He earned a salary of $77,500 at the time of his resignation in ...
Environment Minister calls for engineers to support the 2010 Forestry and Planning Subdivisions Act
December 08, 2010
Environment Minister calls for engineers to support the 2010 Forestry and Planning Subdivisions Act
Nassau, The Bahamas -
Regulatory amendments to the 2010 Planning and Subdivisions Act and the
2010 Forestry Act will translate into increased employment and profits
for Bahamian engineers, contractors and other construction
professionals during 2011.
"While there is a significant body of reports and studies to underpin
my remarks, two pieces of legislation recently enacted by Parliament
w...
Atlantis Engineers Sharpen Skills
August 20, 2023
Atlantis Engineers Sharpen Skills
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - Twenty-five Atlantis Employees are now equipped with new skills as they graduated this week with certifications from the Atlantis Technical Institute.
BETA Camp Shapes Future Engineers
August 10, 2023
BETA Camp Shapes Future Engineers
NASSAU, BAHAMAS - This summer, one camp here in New Providence welcomed eager future engineers through their doors.
July 28, 2023
MOW civil engineer admits not enough funds are invested in roads in The Bahamas
MINISTRY of Works senior civil engineer Francis Clarke admitted insufficient funds are invested in developing roads in The Bahamas, calling it a costly venture.
July 28, 2023
Roads built to int'l standards are expensive, says Works engineer
Roads constructed to international standards and designed with international specifications are expensive, said Francis Clarke, senior civil engineer at the Ministry of Works. Clarke compared the price of pristine roads like John F. Kennedy Drive and others constructed around 2008, to those known to undergo a cycle of pothole refilling. Clarke, who spoke about roads and ...
The post Roads bui...
May 19, 2023
Work in Progress: Senior Engineer Gives Update on Fishing Hole Rd.
GRAND BAHAMA, BAHAMAS - Senior Engineer for the Family Islands, David Cox tells us the Ministry of Works and Utilities has just completed 5.5 million dollars worth of road work in Grand Bahama.
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