China Harbour Engineering Company Aids in Abaco Fire Relief

Staff take time out to deliver food and living supplies to victims. China Harbour Engineering Company (CHEC) yesterday joined efforts with the government to provide relief supplies for more than 100 Abaco residents who were left homeless following a fire in a local community...

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china Harbour Engineering Company to host Job Fair in North Abaco

On Thursday, May 1st, China Harbour Engineering Company (CHEC) will host a job fair in Coopers Town, North Abaco to fill all necessary positions for the successful completion of the North Abaco Port development...

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Chec Americans Engages Bahamian Engineering Firm on $39 Million North Abaco Port

The partnership helps move project closer to construction start...

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Budding engineers participate in 17th Annual Mousetrap Competition

Deputy Prime Minister Philip Brave Davis opened the 17th Annual Southeastern Consortium of Minorities Engineers (SECME) Mousetrap Car and Bottle Rocket Competition, which was held at the Jack Hayward High School grounds in Grand Bahama last weekend.
Davis gave the opening address and also launched the first rocket at the competition. This year's event marked the first time that entrants had to sub...

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Budding engineers participate in 17th Annual Mousetrap Competition

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WSC addresses local engineering group about future opportunities

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Engineers at work assessing bridge structure

THE latest assessment of the old Paradise Island Bridge is underway...

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Minister Johnson engineers truce among BAAA executives

The International Association of Athletic Federations (IAAF), as has been warned, has gotten into the nasty fight that is going on between two factions of executives in the Bahamas Association of Athletic Associations (BAAA).
This is happening finally and for a good reason. The BAAA executive battle has now reached into track and field communities and media organizations all over the world. Partic...

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Deputy PM encourages engineers

WORKS and Urban Development Minister Philip "Brave" Davis urged engineers to rediscover the value of traditional engineering techniques and apply them in a modern context.

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Engineers board meets with DPM

The Professional Engineers Board (PEB) met with Philip Brave Davis, the deputy prime minister and minister of works and urban Development, and Renward Wells, the parliamentary secretary in the ministry, on March 1st to update them on the work of the board and to discuss...

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