Building Better from the Ground Up - Hobart

Thursday, 18 March 2027
2:00pm - 5:30pm (UTC+10:00) Canberra, Melbourne, Sydney
The Old Woolstore
11/1 Macquarie Street, Hobart, TAS 7000
Face-to-Face
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Event Summary

Join us in Hobart for our seminar titled: Building Better from the Ground Up - Future-Ready Slab-on-Ground Design, Construction and Sustainable Reinforcing Solutions

Explore the innovations transforming concrete infrastructure across industrial floors, pavements, heavy-duty hardstands, transport networks, and renewable energy developments. This event brings together industry leaders to share insights on advanced design, sustainable construction, emerging reinforcement technologies, and practical project delivery.
Through technical presentations and real-world case studies, attendees will discover how innovation is driving more durable, efficient, and sustainable infrastructure solutions while preparing the industry for the challenges and opportunities of the future.


PRESENTER

Vas Haitas, Technical Business Development Manager, Bosfa

Program
2.00pm Entry & Name Tag Collection
2.30pm Welcome, Introduction and Presentations
4.00pm Question Time / Discussion
4.15pm Networking, Drinks and Light Refreshments
5.30pm Close

Registration
$66.00      CIA Member   
$44.00      CIA Retired Member    
$22.00      CIA Student Member
$88.00      Non Member



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PRESENTER

Vas Haitas, Technical Business Development Manager, BOSFA

Vas has been involved in the concrete construction industry for over 20 years with a focus on the promotion of concrete design and construction solutions to end user contractors and consultancies across the commercial, residential and infrastructure through design, project engineering and business development roles.  Currently in the Technical Business Development Manager role with BOSFA (BEAKAERT) actively promoting and developing the use of steel fibres in construction across all market sectors in Australia. Vas has actively contributed to the running of the Concrete Institute of Australia, Victorian Branch from 2009-25 and held several positions within the group including president from 2013-2015 also representing NPCAA on various Standards Committees and workgroups and was formerly a member of the Australian Engineered Fasteners and Anchoring Council (AEFAC) technical committee.


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