All posts by Katie Kelly

Work Experience 2022

Students gained hands-on experience in our 2022 work experience program BlueZone Group was proud to mentor Jemima McKensey, a year 10 student from the Newcastle Grammar School, and our apprentices Callum Bakker and Logan Hodge, as part of our work experience program in June 2022. At BlueZone we believe in supporting the next generation of […]

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BlueZone Group’s New Project Manager

BlueZone Engineer becomes Certified Practicing Project Manager The BlueZone Team would like to congratulate Mitchell Hinchcliffe on being accepted into the Australian Institute of Project Management (AIPM). Mitchell has completed his Diploma of Project Management and is now a Certified Practising Project Manager. This is a fantastic achievement and is very well deserved. Well done, […]

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Autonomous Warrior 2022

Autonomous Warrior 2022 At Autonomous Warrior 2022 BlueZone Group completed a successful three weeks of support for leading global OEMs, HII and MARTAC. Serving customers in more than 30 countries, HII provides design, autonomy, manufacturing, testing, operations and sustainment of unmanned systems, including unmanned underwater vehicles (UUVs) and unmanned surface vessels (USVs). A world leader […]

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Saab Seaeye Festival of Speed

Future Lab features Saab Seaeye’s pioneering underwater robotic technology BlueZone supplier, Saab Seaeye, is showcasing three revolutionary robotic systems highlighting the company’s inventive vision that has advanced and led underwater robotics for over 30 years. On show will be Sabertooth, the world’s first deep-rated roaming and hovering robot that can operate in both autonomous and […]

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Need for Speed

Mine Countermeasures Principals Remain Unchanged Recent events have highlighted the “need for speed” in maritime warfare – and no, we are not talking about the release of Top Gun Maverick. In a recent report the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) has reported that de-mining of Ukraine ports may take months. “Even if the ports wanted to […]

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