Dave Wilson, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "Chartered Engineer",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Engineeringtalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release Institute opens its doors to new members from
Society of Operations Engineers, which we summarised at the time by saying "The Institute of Road Transport Engineers has a new membership structure that will open the organisation's benefits to more people working within the road transport
profession".
Several months prior to that,
we featured the news release Vocational programme launched for young engineers from
TTE Technical Training Group: "Around 140 TTE Technical Training students each year will take part in an intensive vocational programme at Durham University".
In April 2007, we covered the news from Institution of Engineering and Technology
- take a look at The pros and cons of nuclear power
which says: "'Nuclear power' by Janet Wood is the first in a new series of paperback books on the energy sector to be published by the IET".
Take a look also at the news release from Transicon, Control system company makes new sales appointment,
as well as Peter Brotherhood adds a new Engineering Director from Peter Brotherhood,
and Pioneering scheme engineers exciting career paths from Sheffield Hallam University.
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Fast track to technician qualification
(November 2006)
The IET is offering employers a fast-track route for their apprentices and technicians to obtain the internationally recognised professional qualification, Engineering Technician
Elliot to organise infrastructure training
(October 2006)
CableNet Training has recruited Barry Elliott to work as an Associate Consultant
Institution Board of Trustees named
(August 2006)
The Institution of Engineering and Technology has announced the results of the ballot for its Board of Trustees
News on the Chartered Engineer's Certificates from Northwick Associates
(August 2006)
Northwick Associates has come up with a novel approach to proving in a Chartered Engineer's Certificate for used machinery
Save energy with the GEM steam trap
(August 2006)
The GEM steam trap is very different from the old mechanical traps in that it has no moving parts to jam, wear out or fail
Trainers receive professional awards
(July 2006)
Two members of the Digital Factory Team at the Institute for Automotive and Manufacturing Advanced Practice have recently received prestigious industry recognised professional awards
Engineering institutions support MSc courses
(July 2006)
Two of Cranfield's renowned postgraduate manufacturing programmes - MSc operations excellence and MSc manufacturing - have received accreditation via the Engineering Accreditation Board
Partnership promotes professional development
(May 2006)
Missile systems specialist MBDA and the Institution of Engineering and Technology have formed a partnership to promote and support the professional development of MBDA's engineers and technicians
News on the Chartered Engineer's Certificates from Northwick Associates
(January 2006)
DMG Engineering has Chartered Engineers who have the necessary registration and experience to help with export requirements for the Indian market
Chartered Engineer is a rare breed
(November 2005)
Female engineers are a rare breed in themselves, but Cardiff-based Project Engineer Clair Petheram has distinguished herself even further by earning Chartered Engineer status
Newman focuses on oil and gas industries
(October 2005)
David Newman has joined Emerson Process Management's global industry sales organisation as Operations Consultant for oil and gas industries
Merged company names executive board
(October 2005)
Energy Conversion Systems has named its exectutive board of managers
BEng courses are run by distance learning
(July 2005)
Two new part-time engineering courses aim to allow engineers in full-time employment to convert their foundation study into a full degree without leaving their jobs
IEE President presents public lecture
(May 2005)
Universities must increasingly join forces with industry to advance the knowledge economy, according to the head of one of the Government's leading funding agencies
London Business School joins sponsored MBA scheme
(April 2005)
London Business School has joined the cream of worldwide business schools in becoming the first UK institution to participate in the Sainsbury Management Fellowship Scheme
HSE announces two new board appointments
(April 2005)
The Health and Safety Executive has announced the appointment of a new Director of Nuclear Safety and HM Chief Inspector of Nuclear Installations, and a new Director of Hazardous Installations
Training scheme receives full accreditation
(April 2005)
Chelmsford-based Britvic Soft Drinks has been awarded full accreditation by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers for its Monitored Professional Development Scheme
Prizes acknowledge female engineering students
(March 2005)
The Ford WISE Prizes aim to acknowledge outstanding female engineering students in their penultimate year of study
Female engineering students celebrate awards
(November 2004)
Two female engineering students were celebrating today after receiving engineering awards from Ford Motor Company at the Young Women Engineer of the Year award ceremony held in London
Senior roles for Stone and Latif
(July 2004)
Two new senior appointments have added strength and depth to the research and development team at Rowe Hankins Components
Davies takes control
(May 2004)
Stephen J Davies has been appointed Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Foster Wheeler Energy, headquartered in the UK, effective from 1st July 2004
Prize is WISE promotion
(April 2004)
Nominations are still open for the 2004 Ford WISE Prize sponsored by The Ford Motor Company and WISE
Chartered Engineers gain legal status
(April 2004)
The Bar Council has approved an application by ECUK which will enable all Chartered Engineers to instruct barristers directly for advice on matters falling within their engineering discipline
Graduate scheme recives official approval
(September 2003)
Group Lotus has once again received accreditation from the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE) for its Graduate Professional Development scheme for the maximum three-year period
One tool solves a wide range of problems
(June 2003)
McCann Science uses Mathcad for calculation, modelling and communication
MP is first woman President
(May 2003)
The Institution of Engineering Designers (IED) has appointed Claire Curtis-Thomas MP as its first ever woman member to be elected Honorary President
The Young Woman Engineer of the Year Award
(February 2003)
The search is on for nominees for The Young Woman Engineer of the Year Award 2003
Engineering - cool for kids
(October 2002)
Product development software company PTC has rolled out a nationwide campaign, 'Engineering - cool for kids', in conjunction with Steve Bennett, founder of Manchester based Starchaser Industries
Top prof heads up engineering at Greenwich
(June 2002)
A top engineering professor has been recruited to head the School of Engineering at the University of Greenwich at Medway
Moiseiwitsch sets policy for IEE
(May 2002)
The IEE has appointed Dr Nicholas Moiseiwitsch as Head of Engineering Policy
Harry aims for technical development
(April 2002)
The British Gear Association has appointed Andrew J Harry as its new Technical Executive
Develop engineering skills by working overseas
(October 2001)
Two agreements enabling professional engineers to develop their skills and experience further by working overseas have recently been negotiated internationally
The state of the engineering employment market
(November 2000)
The engineering employment market is experiencing unprecedented levels activity, with a rising number of vacancies, competing for a falling number of skilled engineers