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From professional registration and Standards updates to policy developments and registrant stories, this is where we share how the promise of responsible engineering is being made real.
I have always recognised the value of professional registration and the significant role of professionally registered engineers in upholding standards within our industry.
Professional registration recognises my skills and competencies, and it has also opened doors into international opportunities.
A CEng should be able to develop answers to engineering problems using new or existing technologies in creative and innovative ways. One of the main reasons I wanted to have my professional registration – besides the benefits it brings to any engineer in terms of recognition – was to have my competence independently assessed and my credentials verified.
It's imperative to be registered by professional organisations as this shows your commitment, dedication and enthusiasm for the organisations in your sector.
Professional registration shows that I am competent and qualified in my field, so it made sense to take the step to apply.
For me, it is a thing of honour and an outstanding achievement. Professional registration has further increased my professional and engineering profile in the eyes of colleagues and senior management, and it is also highly valued by fellow professionals in the industry.
To be registered with a professional organisation such as the Engineering Council raises the profile of the company I work for. Our customers are confident that they are using a professional company.
Becoming a CEng directly benefitted my career by making me eligible to hold a Letter of Airworthiness Authority, a privilege delegated from the Chief Engineer allowing me to sign off on solutions and giving me responsibility for my area.