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July 31, 2017
Meli? and Reiss Engineering Partner to Support Ranfurly Home for Children
Reiss Engineering and Meli? establishes weekly lunch donation and monthly mentoring program... One month later and the program still going strong. Since Thursday, June 29, 2017 and every Thursday thereafter, chefs from Meli? Nassau Beach All-Inclusive have been preparing 30 healthy lunches for the children at the Ranfurly Home for Children...
July 04, 2017
Female Engineer Graduate Participates in ALIV Trainee Programme
This aspiring female engineer is one of two females currently participating in the ALIV Graduate Trainee Programme. She would tell you that the most valuable attributes of the programme includes the exposure it affords participants to meet and work along with diverse people...
June 23, 2017
Engineering and technology summer camp comes to Grand Bahama
Registration open now until June 30, sponsorship available for Family Island students... The Bahamas Engineering and Technology Advancement (BETA) Group has announced it will host this year's BETA Camp on Grand Bahama for the first time...
ENGINEERS ENJOY 'BUSINESS UPTICK'
October 18, 2011
ENGINEERS ENJOY 'BUSINESS UPTICK'
By NEIL HARTNELL
Tribune Business Editor
BAHAMIAN engineers have seen "an uptick in employment" compared to two years ago, their society's president told Tribune Business yesterday, although much remains to be done to ensure they are not used as mere "rubber stamps" by developers.
Robert Reiss, head of the Bahamas Society of Engineers (BSE), said member requests for help in finding work had dro...
May 16, 2017
Engineer Graduate Participates in ALIV Trainee Programme
With a Bachelor?s Degree in Electrical Engineering Technology from the University of The Bahamas, Michael Treco would tell you being a part of the ALIV Graduate Trainee Programme has been an awesome three month journey of using his existing skills and also acquiring new proficiencies...
May 15, 2017
Engineer graduate participates in Aliv trainee program
With a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering technology from the University of The Bahamas, Michael Treco would tell you being a part of the Aliv Graduate Trainee Program has been an awesome three-month journey of using his existing skills and acquiring new proficiencies. Treco currently assists with the Core Network -- the brain of the Aliv network, which involves operations and maintenance...
May 02, 2017
Donation to Ranfurly Home for Children by Reiss Engineering
r. Alexander Roberts, Administrator of Ranfurly Home for Children is ?eternally grateful to all donations? every year to run a home to the children entrusted in him.
May 02, 2017
Engineer graduate participates in Aliv trainee program
He has been a part of the Aliv Graduate Trainee Program for six months and is responsible for assisting with the development of the core network for The Bahamas' newest mobile network. After completing two engineering degrees with a minor in mathematics, Derick Ferguson will tell you that being a part of the program is a wonderful experience.
Aliv established the program as part of its continued o...
Dorsett outlines govt's plan to re-engineer landfill
March 30, 2017
Dorsett outlines govt's plan to re-engineer landfill
The re-engineering of the New Providence Landfill will include a baler facility, air quality monitoring, and a fire station among other features, said Minister of the Environment and Housing Kenred Dorsett yesterday.
Speaking to rumors that consideration was being given to moving the landfill to a site on Spikenard Road, Dorsett said, "There is no landfill or site being created there."
He explaine...
Filipino engineer in apparent suicide death
November 15, 2010
Filipino engineer in apparent suicide death
POLICE are investigating the apparent suicide death of a 31-year-old Filipino engineer, it was reported yesterday.
Charlie Bugtong was found by a family member hanging from a tree at Village Road north early yesterday morning.
According to police, Mr Bugtong was wearing brown and white striped pants. There were no neck injuries.
Up to press time, police did not suspect foul play.
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