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Shotcrete seminar
November 5, 2023
| NZ$300This one-day seminar is being organised by representatives of the Australian Shotcrete Society (AuSS), Australian Tunnelling Society (ATS) and New Zealand Tunnelling Society (NZTS).
NOTE: To register for the Shotcrete Seminar, please tick the option in your conference registration. If you only plan on attending the Shotcrete Seminar, please select this option under any of the conference registrations selections.
Event summary
Shotcrete enables complex underground structures to be built more effectively and efficiently and has opened greater opportunities to develop innovative structures, whether they are underground or on the surface. Because of its flexibility in construction, Shotcrete is of critical importance in enabling complex geometrical structures to be constructed.
This seminar is going to discuss the basics of shotcrete, recent innovations, sustainability, design developments, waterproofing in shotcrete, as well as legal issues associated with shotcrete. This is a great opportunity to earn valuable professional development hours as well as acquire new skills from leading regional experts representing clients, suppliers, and consultants in a relaxed environment.
We welcome any attendee of the ATC 2023 conference who would like to gain deeper insight into the somewhat mysterious product called shotcrete or anyone interested in shotcrete, whether it is used in tunnelling or as means to place concrete more efficiently.
Why you should join
This seminar and follow up networking event is a great opportunity for all levels of the industry to interact, whether they are:
- Students looking to understand shotcrete
- Site engineers wanting to better understand shotcrete
- Consultants wanting to keep up with best practice
- Industry leaders also needing to understand current industry challenges.
Seminar program