EUR ING Joao Alves MEng CEng MICE
Published: 05/04/2018
To anyone considering professional registration, I would say go for it! Becoming a CEng is very worthwhile. …
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Marie-Louise Hodgson MSc CEng FCIHT
Marie-Louise Hodgson MSc CEng FCIHT
Published: 12/02/2018
My CEng credentials improve the credentials of the firm as a whole, adding greater weight to bids for major projects. …
Michael Clifford BEng (Hons) MSc CEng FIFireE CPEng MIPENZ FCABE
Michael Clifford BEng (Hons) MSc CEng FIFireE CPEng MIPENZ FCABE
Published: 18/12/2017
Being professionally registered gives confidence to clients, both old and new, that I am competent to complete my role as a Senior Fire Engineer. …
Rachel Long CEng MIMMM
Rachel Long CEng MIMMM
Published: 03/10/2016
“I believe that all engineers and technicians should have the opportunity to become professionally registered” …
Helen Cavill CEng MIMechE
Helen Cavill CEng MIMechE
Published: 01/08/2016
“The biggest advantage is my emotional intelligence, a trait that from my experience is more prominent in women. I can understand and predict how people will react and often diffuse tense situations better than my colleagues.” …
Eileen Russell CEng MIMechE
Eileen Russell CEng MIMechE
Published: 01/06/2016
“My job is exactly the same as it would be for a male engineer. I feel respected and supported as part of the engineering team..” …
Alistair Smith MSc CEng FSOE FIPlantE
Alistair Smith MSc CEng FSOE FIPlantE
Published: 01/06/2016
“Being one of a handful of Chartered Engineers has given me recognition and respect among the executives, my colleagues within the business and, most importantly, our clients.” …
Helen Randell MEng CEng MICE
Helen Randell MEng CEng MICE
Published: 01/01/2016
“Being a CEng has really helped me, especially when dealing with designers and clients on site. They respect my suggestions and comments more, which can be useful as a woman engineer. It has also given me more confidence in my ability and decisions, particularly when challenging an aspect of design.” …
Lynsey Seal CEng MIFireE
Lynsey Seal CEng MIFireE
Published: 02/11/2015
"Talk to others who have already undergone the process and consider all registration options available. Be honest about your experience and get used to talking and writing about what you as an individual have done – registration is not a time for modesty." …
Flt Lt David Littlemore BEng (Hons) CEng MICE MAPM
Flt Lt David Littlemore BEng (Hons) CEng MICE MAPM
Published: 01/12/2015
"Make the most of every opportunity to go out on site and see things happening first hand, or attend professional meetings to increase your industry knowledge and contacts." …
Abigail Hutty MEng (Hons) CEng MIMechE MIET
Abigail Hutty MEng (Hons) CEng MIMechE MIET
Published: 01/12/2014
"Keep going! The process can sound arduous but in reality only takes a modest amount of further work beyond what you would already do as a working engineer." …