Welcome to the CEAS website
This website has been developed to help New Zealand consulting engineers to manage risks associated with providing professional services to the public. Many consulting engineering practices are members of CEAS, some since 1966 when CEAS was founded.
CEAS is prominent in its support of the profession at large, particularly by cooperating with Engineering New Zealand and ACE New Zealand to formulate Agreements for Consultant Engagement. If you're a consulting engineer we invite you to apply for membership of CEAS and learn about the benefits that membership can bring to your practice.
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Updates
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2020 Annual CEAS Roadshow
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Terry Kayes - Acknowledgment of Service to CEAS
Following the recent CEAS AGM, the Board of CEAS took the opportunity to celebrate and recognise Terry's 30+ Years of service to CEAS Read more » -
2019 CEAS AGM and Board of Management Elections
In accordance with clause 4(f) of the Rules the Board appointed a Nominating Committee from within its membership. Read more » -
2019 Annual CEAS Roadshow
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Draft letter for Seismic Assessment of Buildings
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CEAS and I&G March Board Meeting
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Resources
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Indemnity Matters Issue 76 - May 2022
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Revised CEAS Office Manual
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Indemnity Matters Issue 75 - December 2021
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Cyber Security when "Working From Home"
"Working from Home" has become a viable and useful business agility function, however the associated Cyber Risk exposure that comes with that option is significant and ever present. Chris McLaughlin, Read more » -
Indemnity Matters - Issue 74 - October 2021
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CEAS Roadshow 2021
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Indemnity Matters 73 - May 2021
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A Message from the Chair - Third Party disclaimers
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Indemnity Matters 72 - December 2020
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Indemnity Matters 71 - September 2020
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Indemnity Matters - Issue 70 - May 2020
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Indemnity Matters - Issue 69 - December 2019
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Indemnity Matters - Issue 68 - September 2019
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Indemnity Matters - Issue 67 - May 2019
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Indemnity Matters - Issue 66 - December 2018
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Indemnity Matters - Issue 65 - October 2018
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Indemnity Matters - Issue 64 - June 2018
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Indemnity Matters - Issue 63 - December 2017
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Indemnity Matters - Issue 62 - November 2017
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Indemnity Matters - Issue 61 - June 2017
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Indemnity Matters - Issue 60 - December 2016
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Indemnity Matters - Issue 59 - December 2016
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Case Study: Clearly define your roles and responsibilities
Define scope when you're contacted to observe... Read more » -
CHASNZ - Covid 19 Construction Standard
CHASNZ - Covid 19 Construction Standard Read more »