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Te Ao Rangahau Engineering New Zealand hosts this training unit on behalf of Toka Tū Ake The Earthquake Commission, who developed the unit content. This unit is the fifth in a series of five training units designed to be completed in order, providing information and guidance to support Geotechnical specialists. If you have not completed the previous units in the series it is recommended that you do so prior to commencing this unit.
In this training unit, we will explore the more commonly encountered challenging claims to give you the opportunity to apply what you have learnt in the previous units in this programme.
These challenging claims will be broken up into 5 scenarios. These scenarios will ask questions relating to the claim and provide you with some model answers. This scenario will also provide you information on who you would need to discuss the claim with and a real life geotechnical engineering report.
Note: this training unit contains audio.
Te Ao Rangahau Engineering New Zealand hosts this unit on behalf of Toka Tū Ake The Earthquake Commission, who developed the unit content. This unit is the fourth in a series of five units designed to be completed in order, providing information and guidance to support Geotechnical specialists. If you have not completed the previous units in the series it is recommended that you do so prior to commencing this unit.
This unit explores key information that must be included in geotechnical engineering reports written for use in EQCover claims, and how to avoid common mistakes in report drafting.
Note: this unit contains audio.
Te Ao Rangahau Engineering New Zealand hosts this unit on behalf of Toka Tū Ake The Earthquake Commission, who developed the unit content. This unit is the third in a series of five units designed to be completed in order, providing information and guidance to support Geotechnical specialists. If you have not completed the previous units in the series it is recommended that you do so prior to commencing this unit.
In this unit, we will explore your role as a geotechnical engineer and what you need to consider when assessing an EQCover claim. We will look at how you can prepare for a site assessment, which includes considering how Schedule 3 of the EQC Act may be relevant. We will also review what storm and flood damage is covered by the EQC Act
Te Ao Rangahau Engineering New Zealand hosts this unit on behalf of Toka Tū Ake The Earthquake Commission, who developed the unit content. This unit is the second in a series of five units designed to be completed in order, providing information and guidance to support Geotechnical specialists. If you have not completed the previous unit in the series it is recommended that you do so prior to commencing this unit.
In this unit, we will examine residential land and what the EQC Act covers. We will consider appurtenant structures and why they are important when identifying the insured residential land. We will also review bridges, culverts and retaining walls alongside the conditions they must meet to be covered by EQCover.
Te Ao Rangahau Engineering New Zealand hosts this unit on behalf of Toka Tū Ake The Earthquake Commission, who developed the unit content. This unit is the first in a series of five units designed to be completed in order, providing information and guidance to support Geotechnical specialists.
This introductory unit examines the EQC Act and the natural disaster insurance cover it provides, as well as what natural disaster insurance Toka Tū Ake EQC provides.
