Driving Careers Forward: SOE Launches Pioneering Mentoring Platform for Engineers

With a plethora of industry experts ready to mentor, SOE’s new platform connects engineering professionals across various disciplines to share knowledge and inspire growth.

Introducing the Nominees of the SOE Trustee Board

This year, a remarkable group of nominees have submitted nominations to take on this vital leadership role. 

IRTE Northern Centre's Annual Dinner Dance Shines Again

The IRTE Northern Centre hosted its much-anticipated annual dinner dance on Saturday, 23 November, at the prestigious Dunkenhalgh Hotel, Accrington.

Ministerial appreciation for 20 years of invaluable Chartered Environmentalists

Marking 20 years of the Chartered Environmentalist (CEnv) registration, Mary Creagh CBE MP expresses her gratitude for the invaluable contributions of Chartered Environmentalists.

IRTE Northern Centre enjoy informative presentation from Skillray Transport Services

The IRTE Northern Centre October CPD presentation was given by Jason Kairies the Tachograph Operations Manager at Skillray Transport Services.

For The Sake of Safety podcast: Episode 3

In our third episode of For The Sake Of Safety we explore the role of the Professional Engineering Institution in promoting safety with Emma Thompson, Executive Director, SOE.

Meet Dr Salim Barbhuiya: Senior Lecturer in Civil Engineering at the University of East London

Discover how Dr. Salim Barbhuiya, Senior Lecturer in Civil Engineering at the University of East London, is inspiring the next generation of engineers.

For The Sake of Safety podcast: Episode 2

In our second episode of For The Sake Of Safety we explore safety assessment with Caroline Hamilton MBE CEng MIMechE.

Transport Engineer November 2024

November's edition of Transport Engineer looks at wheel loss and moving floor trailers.

Operations Engineer November 2024

November's edition of Operations Engineer examines the world of moving parts, sustainability in data centres and concerns around corrosion.

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