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National Apprenticeship Week 2023 – Skills for Life

National Apprenticeship Week 2023 – Skills for Life

Published: 28/03/2023

National Apprenticeship Week (NAW) was celebrated from 6 to 12 February, and the theme for 2023 was ‘Skills for Life’. Run by the Department for Education (DfE), the week was a great opportunity for employers and organisations to highlight the opportunities available. …

Judging will soon be underway for this year’s MacRobert Award

Judging will soon be underway for this year’s MacRobert Award

Published: 27/01/2023

Nominations for the MacRobert Award close at 5pm on 31 January 2023, and the judging process will get underway shortly after that. The award is a prestigious national prize for engineering that recognises outstanding innovation, societal benefit and proven commercial success, founded in 1969. The winning team - of five or more members – will receive a gold medal and a cash prize of £50,000. …

100 years of The Welding Institute

100 years of The Welding Institute

Published: 27/01/2023

2023 marks 100 years of The Welding Institute, formally registered in February 1923 as ‘The Institution of Welding Engineers’. This is a milestone for a professional engineering institution created to support the development of members in the fields of welding, joining and allied technologies …

Royal Academy of Engineering prizes – deadline 3 February

Royal Academy of Engineering prizes – deadline 3 February

Published: 27/01/2023

There is still time to nominate, or be nominated, for some of the Royal Academy of Engineering’s (RAEng) medals and prizes for 2023. …

Stating our ethical principles

Stating our ethical principles

Published: 27/01/2023

Given the impact of engineering on our everyday lives, and its often safety-critical functions, it is crucial that the work of engineers and technicians is carried out in an ethical way. The joint ‘Statement of Ethical Principles’ published by the Royal Academy of Engineering (RAEng) and the Engineering Council sets out four fundamental principles for ethical behaviour and decision-making. …

2,345 engineers and technicians professionally registered in last three months of 2022

2,345 engineers and technicians professionally registered in last three months of 2022

Published: 12/01/2023

The Engineering Council would like to congratulate every one of the 2,345 engineers and technicians who became professionally registered during Q4 2022, following a successful assessment of their engineering competence and commitment. …

New CEO appointed by IChemE

New CEO appointed by IChemE

Published: 09/01/2023

The Institution of Chemical Engineers (IChemE) has announced that Chartered Chemical Engineer Yvonne Baker OBE CEng MIChemE has been appointed as its new Chief Executive Officer. Yvonne will take up the post from April 2023, following Jon Prichard’s decision to step down from the role in September 2022. …

Appointment of new Engineering Council Chair

Appointment of new Engineering Council Chair

Published: 19/12/2022

The Engineering Council would like to congratulate Prof John Chudley CEng FIMarEST on his appointment to the position of Chair of the Engineering Council’s Board of Trustees. John will take up the role in June 2022 at the Engineering Council’s Annual General Meeting (AGM), at which Professor Chris Atkin CEng FRAeS FREng formally completes his term as Chair. …

Registrants recognised in Engineer of the Year Award shortlist

Registrants recognised in Engineer of the Year Award shortlist

Published: 12/12/2022

The Engineering Council would like to congratulate the all-registrant shortlist for the ‘Engineer of the Year’ category in the CIBSE Building Performance Awards 2023. …

Shaping the future of engineering - Standards Matter

Shaping the future of engineering - Standards Matter

Published: 28/11/2022

This week marks the start of the Engineering Council’s next 40 years of setting and maintaining standards, following its incorporation by Royal Charter in November 1981 to ensure society continues to have confidence and trust in the engineering profession. Engineering Council CEO Alasdair Coates said “As the world faces significant, complex challenges and technology continues to develop at pace, the work of engineers is vital in shaping our future. …