The theme of this year’s National Water Week, ‘Bring Water into Focus’, is a timely reminder of the importance of resilient, well-planned infrastructure in securing Australia’s water future.
It’s time to prove once again that the shovel is mightier than the gavel as we go head-to-head with Helix Legal for the second Engineers V Lawyers ‘Mock’ Debate.
We’ve been shortlisted! Celebrating a nomination for some of our most meaningful work – bringing reliable drinking water to the remote Indigenous community of Cherbourg.
The Lockyer Valley and Somerset Water Security Scheme is progressing well with concept design work setting the stage for a more reliable long-term water supply for one of Australia’s most important food-producing regions.
Funding has been secured to improve water security for the remote community of Woorabinda.
At IPS, flexibility isn’t just about remote logins or adjusted start times, it’s about genuinely supporting people at all stages of their personal and professional lives. From new parents and career changers to employees relocating across the country, IPS has built a culture where life and work aren’t at odds; they’re designed to support one another.
Now a Project Engineer at IPS, Sonam’s journey from Bhutan to Brisbane has been shaped by persistence, purpose and the power of professional connection.
Three of Australia’s leading water infrastructure specialists have joined forces in a major industry move set to reshape the delivery of water, environment, and energy projects nationwide.
IPS has teamed up with expert partners and local councils to assess and improve vital water systems in some of Queensland’s most remote communities to help build safer, more resilient services for the future.
We sat down with IPS Project Manager Matt Smith to hear about his career journey – from small-town New Zealand beginnings to leading major infrastructure projects across Australia and beyond.
