The collapse of West Gate Bridge in 1970 claimed 35 lives and was caused by engineering faults. The engineers failed to act professionally and find a long-lasting solution to the problem. Professional engineers prioritize human life over profits and adhere to legislative requirements. The tragedy taught modern engineers valuable lessons that have improved the contemporary engineering profession.

Discover the West Gate Bridge collapse and its lessons for engineers. Causes, engineer failure, and professional solutions explored.

Collapse of West Gate Bridge: Lessons for Professional Engineers