Award

Management Prize (1970 - )

Institution of Engineers Australia

From
1970

Summary

The Management Prize was established in 1970, by the Council of the Institution of Engineers, Australia.

The award was made for a paper by members of the Institution, published in the Journal of the Institution or Transactions, that advanced the knowledge of the management of engineering.

Papers submitted for the award were judged by the Papers and Publications Committee of the Council of the Institution, with guidance from the National Committee on Management and Industrial Engineering (Standing Committee on Management and Industrial Engineering from 1976).

Published resources

Journal Articles

  • 'Management Prize - 1970 Award', Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, 43 (10-11) (1971), 23. Management Prize (1970) - to Associate Professor B W Gould, MIEAust, for the paper "Design periods for watermain planning during economic inflation", Oct 1970, Civil Engineering Transactions. Details
  • 'Management Prize - 1971 Award', Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, 44 (10-11) (1972), 23. Management Prize (1971) - to Mr R B Hope, FIEAust, for the paper "Engineering management of the Bougainville project", Apr 1971, Civil Engineering Transactions. Details
  • 'Management Prize - 1972 Award', Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, 46 (1-2) (1974), 22. Management Prize (1972) - No award. Details
  • 'Management Prize - 1973 Award', Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, 47 (1-2) (1975), 27. Management Prize (1973) - to E Freidin, MIEAust, for the paper "The basic principles of cost control", Conference on Project Management, March 1973. Details
  • 'Management Engineering Prize - 1975 Award', Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, 48 (3-4) (1976), 11. Management Prize (1975) - No award. Details
  • 'Management Engineering Prize - 1974 Award', Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, 48 (1-2) (1976), 9. Management Prize (1974) - No award. Details
  • Institution of Engineers Australia, '204th Meeting of the Council. Held in Melbourne on 20th March, 1970.', Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia, 42 (4-5) (1970), N45. The Council adopted rules for the Management Prize - a new prize of The Institution. Details

Reports

  • Institution of Engineers Australia, Fifty-second Annual Report [1971] (1972), 7 pp. 'Prizes - Management Prize (1970 Award) - to Associate Professor B W Gould, MIEAust, for the paper "Design periods for watermain planning during economic inflation"', p.3. Details

See also

  • Freidin, E., 'The basic principles of cost control', in Conference on Project Management, March 1973 (1973).. [Award winning paper 1973]. Details
  • Gould, B. W., 'Design periods for watermain planning during economic inflation', Civil Engineering Transactions, CE12 (2) (1970), 185-190. [Award winning paper 1970]. Details
  • Hope, R. B., 'Engineering management of the Bougainville project', Civil Engineering Transactions, CE13 (1) (1971), 45-52. [Award winning paper 1971]. Details

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