Nominations are open – submit yours by Friday 30 January, then your full entry by Friday 27 February.
The entry process comprises two steps: a nomination and an entry submission. Nominations are by way of an online Typeform, which covers the high-level details of your upcoming entry. After you've submitted your nomination, it's time to dive into the detail! Submit your full entry form and get into the impressive details of your mahi.
Submission timeline
- Friday 14 November: nominations open
- Friday 30 January: nominations close
- Friday 27 February: entry submissions close
Ready to go?
The award categories
There are four categories for you to enter, each focused on a different area of impact. Check out the details below and think about which one you'll win on the night.
Arthur Mead Award
The Arthur Mead Award recognises engineering excellence and is awarded to the overall best project judged on innovation, environmental improvement or enhancement, sustainability, safety in design and consultation and engagement.
The Arthur Mead Award has two categories for projects over, and under, $10 million. There are also sub-categories for infrastructure and buildings.
Arthur Mead Award entry guide | 197.8 KB
Luminary Award
The Luminary Award recognises a member of the Engineering New Zealand Auckland Branch who has actively and positively promoted Engineering New Zealand and the engineering profession. The winner is chosen for their distinguished contribution to the development and growth of Engineering New Zealand within the Auckland region, and their embodiment of the Engineering New Zealand Code of Ethical Conduct, as recognised by their peers.
Luminary Award entry guide | 171.1 KB
Emerging Leader Award
Awarded to a young engineer who has demonstrated outstanding leadership qualities, excellence in their career and a contribution to their community. They must be able to communicate how their work makes New Zealanders’ lives better.
Emerging Leader Award entry guide | 172.2 KB
Student Engineering Leadership Award
This award recognises an undergraduate engineering student or group of students who have demonstrated exceptional leadership, collaboration and impact within the engineering community. It celebrates students who go beyond academic achievement to inspire peers, contribute to the profession, and make a positive difference socially, environmentally, or economically.
