Cardno scholarships help Cardno people grow. Winning the scholarship for Owen, a Structural Engineer from our Perth, Australia office, will allow him to continue to build on his capability as a future engineering leader and manager.
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Cardno is proud to continually contribute new chapters to the story of the iconic and historic Sydney Harbour Bridge, the latest of which was the structural engineering of the extended BridgeClimb. The new experience incorporates the northern arc and middle arm of the bridge for the first time, resulting in incredible new perspectives over Luna Park, Lavender Bay and out to the Blue Mountains.
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June 23 is International Women in Engineering Day (INWED). At Cardno, we are proud to have female engineers working sustainably for our clients around the world.
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One of the actions Cardno has committed to as a part of our Reconciliation Action Plan is to improve employment outcomes by increasing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander recruitment, retention and professional development.
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Cardno’s new Eschborn, Germany office opens to maximize support for our US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Europe A/E Design and Master Planning Contracts.
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Cardno is now one the largest urban development teams in Victoria following the acquisition of 130-person engineering firm TGM Group.
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Cardno is proud to support the International Women in Engineering Day on Sunday 23 June and this year’s theme is #TransformTheFuture.
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Project Director Chris Swaine has been appointed the Australian lead by the International Tunnelling and Underground Space Association’s Committee (ITACUS) after a unanimous decision by the board.
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Cardno announces that Dan Siff, AICP joins our team. Dan comes to Cardno with an impressive track record as a Senior Planner and Program Manager.
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Over her 28 years working across all areas of acoustic consultancy, Senior Principal and Manager Acoustics Queensland, Julie McDonagh, has managed and delivered acoustic services to some of Australia’s most significant infrastructure projects – both big and small.
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