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SKMM 4902

Chapter 2

Professional Engineering Bodies

Learning Outcomes

At the end of this chapter, students should be able to: Explain the procedures and importance of being registered with BEM as a graduate engineer Describe the requirements and route to be registered as a professional engineer in Malaysia Describe various Professional Engineering bodies related to the field of Mechanical Engineering locally and abroad

2.0 Professional Engineering Bodies

2.1 The Board of Engineers Malaysia, BEM

2.2 The Institution of Engineers Malaysia, IEM

2.3 Other Professional Engineering Bodies

Note: The content of the following slides were extracted from the websites of the Professional Engineering bodies relevant to the content of the slides

2.1 BOARD OF ENGINEERS MALAYSIA

(BEM)

Website: www.bem.org.my

A statutory body constituted under the Registration of

Engineers Act 1967 (REA)

Officially formed on 23rdAugust 1972

BEM falls within the ambit of responsibility of the Minister of Works Appointment of the Board Members and the Registrar are made by the Minister of Works

Board of Engineers Malaysia (BEM)

In essence, the Board is established for the

purpose of regulating the professional conduct and practice of registered engineers in order to safeguard the safety and interest of the public

Board of Engineers Malaysia (BEM)

President

14 Professional Engineers:

5 public sector

5 private practice

2 from local authority or statutory authority

2 private sector (full time employment)

1 representative of the Board of Architects

Malaysia

1 representative of the Board of Quantity Surveyors Malaysia

BEM consists of 17 Board Members comprising of

Board of Engineers Malaysia (BEM)

Functions of BEM

Keep and maintain the Register

Process the Application for Registration

Conduct and Monitor Continuing

Professional Development Programmes

Assess Academic Qualification

Regulates the Practice & Conductof the Engineering Profession

Fix the Scale of Fees

Publication

Conduct Professional Assessment Examination

Functions of BEM

Functions of BEM

Assessment of Academic Qualifications

BEM through its Engineering Accreditation Council (EAC) assesses and accredits engineering degrees offered by institutions of higher learning in Malaysia The EAC is the coordinating body on accreditation, representing the BEM, IEM, Lembaga Akreditasi Negara (LAN) and Jabatan Perkhidmatan Awam Malaysia (JPA) The accreditation team visits the institution to audit the facilities and have dialogue with academic staff and students

Functions of BEM

Regulating the Conduct and Ethics of the Engineering Profession BEM has been a medium for the engineers to decide on matters relating to their professional conduct or ethics Any matter concerning the professional conduct of registered engineers will be studied by the Board to determine whether there is a breach of professional ethics or code

Functions of BEM

Scale of Fees

Scale of Fees Committee of BEM continues to have

dialogues sessions with the Federal Treasury on issues involving mode of remuneration, quantum and conditions of payment

Functions of BEM

Publication

Publication Committee of BEM undertakes the task of promoting engineering profession through Buletin

Ingenieur and other printed materials

Bulletin Ingenieur (4 issues per year: March, June, Sept and December) is used as acommunication tool for BEM to disseminate information on the activities of the Board, regulations, code of ethics, career development, update and guidelines and such other news as decided by the Board

Graduate Engineer Registration with BEM

Graduate Engineer Registration with BEM

It is mandatory for university graduate to register as Graduate Engineer if he/she wants to take up employment as an Engineer BEM recognises the experience gained by an engineering graduate only after he has registered as a Graduate

Engineer

As such, it is prudent for an engineering graduate to register as a Graduate Engineer at the very beginning of his engineering career The recognised academic qualification for registration as a Graduate Engineer with BEM includes an engineering degree accredited by BEM and is available in an approved list maintained by BEM

Graduate Engineer Registration with BEM

A Graduate Engineer is a person registered under Section

10(1) of the Registration of Engineers Act 1967 (Revised

2015)
According to Section 7(1B), a Graduate Engineer will be entitled to describe himself or hold himself out under any

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after his name or in any way associate with his name For graduate registration, the candidate will be placed in the branch as stated in his basic degree certificate

Procedures for Registration as a

Graduate Engineer

Application shall be made online using MyBEM system

Applicant must submit the following documents

Degree Certificate

Official Transcripts

Identification Card

Diploma Certificate and official transcripts (if applicable) All the documents must be certified by a Professional Engineer recognised by BEM Accompanied with a RM50.00 non-refundable processing fee payable to the Board of Engineers Malaysia Upon approval, a Certificate of Registration as a Graduate Engineer will be issued Every application for registration shall be decided upon by the Board within four months from the date of receipt of such application

Enquiries Pertaining to

Graduate Engineer Registration

Enquiries pertaining to registration shall be addressed to:

Board of Engineers Malaysia

Tingkat 17

Blok F Ibu PejabatJKR

Jalan Sultan Salahuddin

50580 Kuala Lumpur

Tel: 603-26912090

E-mail: enquiry@bem.org.my

Professional Engineer (PE) Registration

Any candidate who applies for registration as a

Professional Engineer (PE) must:

Be registered as a Graduate Engineer with BEM; and Have satisfied the training requirements of BEM; and Have passed the Professional Assessment Examination (PAE) of BEM or be elected as a Corporate Member of the Institution of

Engineers Malaysia (IEM); and

Have been residing in Malaysia for a period of not less than six months immediately prior to the date of application

Professional Engineer (PE) Registration

Route to Professional Engineer (PE)

ROUTE TO BECOME A PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER

Route A

(Professional

Assessment

Examination)

Route B

(Route for a

Professional

Engineer from an

overseas

Regulatory Body)

Route C

(Corporate Member of IEM) -An applicant must select one of the above routes to become a Professional

Engineer (PE)

-The applicants are required to fulfil 3 years registration as Graduate Engineer before being eligible to apply for Professional Engineer (Section 10(2)(d) of the Registration of Engineers Act 1967 (Revised 2015). Applicant has obtained 3 years practical experience as specified in Regulation 22(1) which shall include the following: at least two years of general training that will provide a sound basis for professional development; and at least one year of professional career development and training providing wide exposure to the various managerial and technical expertise in engineering practice where; at least one year of the above training must be obtained in Malaysia under the supervision of a Professional Engineer in the same branch of engineering as that practised by the Graduate Engineer. Professional Engineers in other related branches of engineering may be accepted with the prior approval of the Board

Applicant has passed a Professional Assessment

Examination (PAE) conducted by BEM

Route A

Applicant shall pass the Code of Conduct Assessment based on Registration of Engineers Act 1967 (Revised 2015); Applicant shall submit to BEM a certified latest Professional Engineer Certificate issued by a Regulatory Body of other country Summary of practical experience not less than 3 years using company letterhead certified by a PE in same branch of engineering at which the applicant did his practical experience and;

Applicant has complied with the requirements as

determined by the Board.

Route B

Applicant is a Corporate Member of the Institution of

Engineers Malaysia (MIEM)

Applicant has complied with the requirements as

determined by the Board as follows: Applicant has obtained 3 years practical experience as specified in Regulation 22(1) which shall include the following: at least two years of general training that will provide a sound basis for professional development; and at least one year of professional career development and training providing wide exposure to the various managerial and technical expertise in engineering practice where; at least one year of the above training must be obtained in Malaysia under the supervision of a Professional Engineer in the same branch of engineering as that practisedby the Graduate Engineer. Professional Engineers in other related branches of engineering may be accepted with the prior approval of the Board.

Route C

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ROUTE TO A PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER (PE)

Without Practicing Certificate

Registration as Graduate Engineer

with BEM

Practical Experience of Minimum 3 years

as specified in Regulation 22(1) of the

Registration of Engineers Regulation 1990

(Revised 2015)

Professional Assessment Examination

(PAE) Conducted by BEM

Apply to BEM for Registration as a

Professional Engineer (PE)

Professional Interview

Conducted by IEM

IEM Corporate Member

(MIEM)

Route C

Route A

Application shall be made online using MyBEM system A copy of PAE result (Route A) or Certified Professional Engineer Certificate (Route B) issued by regulatory body of other country or

MIEM Certificate (Route C)

All documents to be certified by a Professional Engineer recognized by the Board of Engineers Malaysia (BEM) Summary of Practical Experience not less than 3 years using company letterhead certified by a supervisory Professional Engineer in same branch of engineering at which the applicant did his practical experience. A copy of passport size photograph (please write your name and GE

Reg. No. at the back of the photograph)

Accompanied with a non-refundable processing fee for the amount of RM50.00 and a registration fee for the amount of RM 300.00 payable

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Application Method & Documents

ENTITLEMENT OF

A PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER (PE and PEPC)

Ingeniur: use of abbreviation 'Ir' before her/his name Professional Engineer: use of abbreviation P.Eng after her/his name

Ir. Hayati Abdullah, P.Eng

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Training Requirements

A registered Graduate Engineer is required under Section

10(1)(b) of the Act to obtain practical experience in order

to be entitled for registration as a Professional Engineer The candidate shall carry out the practical experience in the manner as prescribed in Regulation 22(1) of the Registration of Engineers Regulations 1990 (Revised 2015): The practical experience that a registered Graduate Engineer is required to obtain under Section 10(1)(b) of the Act so as to be entitled to apply for registration as a Professional Engineer shall be carried out to the satisfaction of the Board for a period of at least 3 years

Training Requirements

The 3 years practical experience that a registered Graduate should have are: in the planning, design, execution or management of such works as comprised within the profession of engineering; in engineering research; or in the teaching in a course leading to a qualification in engineering research or in the teaching in a course leading to a qualification approved by the Board, and at least one Year of such practical experience shall be obtained in Malaysia under the supervision of a registered Profession Engineer of the same discipline or an approved allied discipline and shall be in fields of engineering practice other than in research or teaching

Training Requirements

It is important for a graduate engineer to be supervised by a Professional Engineer (PE) or Professional Engineer with Practising Certificate (PEPC) of the same or allied discipline as the applicant in the organisation in which the applicant is working Where there is no PE or PEPC of the same or allied discipline as the applicant in the organisation in which the applicant is working, he may seek the approval from BEM to obtain a PE/PEPC from outside his/her organisation to supervise his training or he may join the mentoring programme with IEM (Logbook Scheme)

Training Requirements

In the case of experience or training obtain outside Malaysia, the certificate of training must be certified by an engineer acceptable to the Board that the applicant has satisfactorily completed his practical experience

If the applicant have worked in more than one

department/company in the 3 years, he/she needs to submit two or more certificates After the applicant has completed the required prescribed training, he/she may apply to sit for the Professional Assessment Examination conducted by BEM or sit for the

Professional Interview conducted by IEM

Training Requirements

All certificates of Training must be on the letterhead of the department/company addressed to the Registrar of the Board of Engineers Malaysia and the originals should be submitted to the Board. The certificate should state the period of practical training, post held and summary of the work the applicant has undergone. The certificate of the training must be certified by the PE/PEPC under whom the applicant has obtained his/her training The PE/PEPC certifying the applicant's prescribed training must be of the same discipline as that of the applicant.

Training Requirements

PROFESSIONAL ASSESSMENT EXAMINATION (PAE)

PROFESSIONAL ASSESSMENT

EXAMINATION (PAE)

REQUIREMENTS & PROCEDURES

Application Form PAE is to be submitted together with the prescribed fee of RM500.00 (examination fee) and RM100.00 (processing fee) and the reports (Training and Technical) endorsed by a Professional Engineer in the same discipline. The documents shall be accompanied by a completed

BEM/Form/PAE/02.

On approval of the application, BEM shall appoint a Principal Examiner who in turn shall appoint a Second Examiner The Examiners shall be either of the same or approved allied discipline as that of the candidate. 37

PROFESSIONAL ASSESSMENT

EXAMINATION (PAE)

REQUIREMENTS & PROCEDURES

The Principal Examiner shall write to the candidate advising the date by which the documents required for the Examination are to be sent to him and the place, time and date of the Examination PAE will consist of professional interview, followed by essay writing During the interview, the practical experience of the candidate will be assessed by the Examiners both on time and quality basis The Examiners shall test the candidate during the interview on the following aspects: Understanding of the application of engineering principles to the solution of problems arising from the investigation, planning, design, construction, operation or maintenance of engineering works; or on the subject of his research; and

The ability to communicate

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PROFESSIONAL ASSESSMENT

EXAMINATION (PAE)

REQUIREMENTS & PROCEDURES

The candidate is required to write two essays, one each from Section

A and Section B.

Section A is for an essay related to the candidate's training and experience as stated in his report The candidate will be required to choose one out of two questions from Section A Essay for Section B will be on the code of professional conduct (ethic) Candidate is also required to answer a question from two alternative questions selected by the examiners on code of professional conduct

1 1/2 hours will be allowed for each written paper

The essays are intended primarily to test the candidate's ability to marshal his knowledge and thoughts and to express them in words in a clear and concise manner 39

PROFESSIONAL ASSESSMENT

EXAMINATION (PAE)

DOCUMENTS PREPARATION

A -GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

Every candidate for the Examination shall submit the following documents Two copies of a report, giving an account of his training and experience Two copies of project/technical design/drawing report Every drawing and document shall be certified by a Professional Engineer who is in a responsible position under whom it was prepared In the case of overseas experience, the drawings and documents may be signed by a Professional Engineer (same discipline) who has personal knowledge of the experience The Professional Engineer must certify on BEM/Form/PAE/02 (Form I) that the documents and drawings submitted are the work of the candidate 40

PROFESSIONAL ASSESSMENT

EXAMINATION (PAE)

DOCUMENTS PREPARATION

Submission of the Report

The report on training and experience should be of length 1500 -2000 words printed on A4 paper The report shall include organisationsin which the candidate has worked (in chronological order) together with the positions held The duties and responsibilities in each organisationtogether with the works done/projects undertaken and training undergone should be stated The actual involvement of the candidate in the projects undertaken and experience gained is to be emphasized 41

PROFESSIONAL ASSESSMENT

EXAMINATION (PAE)

DOCUMENTS PREPARATION

Submission of the Report

At the end of the report, the candidate should give a summary of the total time spent (since registration as a

Graduate Engineer) in months on the following

aspects: office/design work site/field experience planning/management, and others (research, teaching etc.) 42

PROFESSIONAL ASSESSMENT

EXAMINATION (PAE)

DOCUMENTS PREPARATION

Submission of Drawings/Documents

At least two and not more than four working drawings related to the candidate's own role; calculations, and/or specifications prepared by him relating either to one of the aforesaid drawings; or to other drawings must also be submitted or (see next slide) 43

PROFESSIONAL ASSESSMENT

EXAMINATION (PAE)

DOCUMENTS PREPARATION

Submission of Drawings/Documents

A feasibility study involving functional and economic comparison of the preliminary designs of an engineering system, or a comprehensive report of a major engineering project, or a system design of a major engineering works

The above documents should include the following

At least one relevant drawing showing essential features of details of the project or system; Preliminary stress or system analysis, where applicable, and/or; Quantities, cost analysis or economic analysis as appropriate or (see next slide) 44

PROFESSIONAL ASSESSMENT

EXAMINATION (PAE)

DOCUMENTS PREPARATION

Submission of Drawings/Documents

In the case of a candidate whose experience is in the installation or operation or maintenance of an engineering plant or engineering system or any other engineering work, a detailed must be submitted In his submission, he should clearly indicate his contribution which shows application of sound engineering principles A critical appraisal of the design of the engineering system which may not necessarily be the work of the candidate, should be included Details of modifications, if any, made to the existing system as a result of the work of the candidate should also be submitted where appropriate. or (see next slide) 45

PROFESSIONAL ASSESSMENT

EXAMINATION (PAE)

DOCUMENTS PREPARATION

Submission of Drawings/Documents

In the case of a candidate engaged in research and teaching, two copies of a report of not more than 4000 words in evidence of the research carried out by him should be submitted This report should include a brief summary of the candidate's research work, stating the subject matter and objectives, together with a short list of any papers he has published A thesis prepared for a higher degree is not acceptable but the candidate may include the matter of this thesis together with the new matter Evidence must also be provided that the candidate has at least one year industrial experience as detailed out in the application form and the

Training & Experience Report.

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PROFESSIONAL ASSESSMENT

EXAMINATION (PAE)

DOCUMENTS PREPARATION

B -EXAMPLES FOR EXPERIENCE IN DESIGN FOR ENGINEERING BRANCHES

Mechanical

Drawings and calculations for the design of an item of work related to mechanical engineering, such as machinery or machine parts; power-house or machine-shop equipment; factory or workshop layouts; earth moving and quarry plant, compressed air equipment, diesel traction units, pumps, engines, air conditioning systems, fire fighting systems, other building services, etc. and Notes or records on methods of machinery: accuracy, workmanship, tolerances; testing properties of materials; performance of tests on plant and machines; workshop organisation; maintenance; work study, etc. 47

PROFESSIONAL ASSESSMENT

EXAMINATION (PAE)

DOCUMENTS PREPARATION

B -EXAMPLES FOR EXPERIENCE IN DESIGN FOR ENGINEERING BRANCHES

Aerospace

Drawings and calculations for the design, in whole or in part, of an aircraft or guided missile, or the estimation of the performance of its engines or its structure, maintenance schedules for commercial airlines or the armed services; and Notes or records such as wind tunnel tests on models of aircraft or on parts thereof; flights trials; strength tests on wings or other components; vibration and stiffness tests; methods of construction and joining parts. 48

Route to Professional Engineer with

PractisingCertificate (PEPC)

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Professional Engineer (PE)

Professional Competency Examination

(PCE)

Professional Engineer

With Practicing Certificate (PEPC)

ROUTE TO A PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER

With Practicing Certificate (PEPC)

PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCY

EXAMINATION (PCE)

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In line with the Registration of Engineers Act 1967 (Revised 2015), only registered Professional Engineers with a Practising Certificate can submit engineering plans to Local Authorities In order to apply for a Practising Certificate, Professional Engineers must sit and pass the Professional Competency Examination (PCE) in their relevant branch of practice. The Professional Competency Examination will test the candidates

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the Registration of Engineers Act 1967.

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and application of: (a) Regulations and rules of engineering practice by BEM (b) Statutory laws, codes, regulations (c) Standards of professionalism and ethical behaviour imposed by BEM

PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCY

EXAMINATION (PCE)

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The Professional Competency Examination is conducted by the Board of Engineers Malaysia pursuant to Section 38A of the Registration of

Engineers Act 1967 (Revised 2015).

Professional Engineers wishing to sit for the Professional Competency Examination (PCE) shall apply to the Board of Engineers Malaysia by ĐŽŵƉůĞƚŝŶŐƚŚĞŽƌŵͲ͘ Eligible candidates for the examination must be Professional Engineers (PE) registered with the Board in the appropriate disciplines.

PCE FORMAT

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The Examination is an open book examination and shall be in two parts: Part A and Part B. A candidate must pass both Part A and B in order to pass the whole examination. A candidate at his/her first sitting must sit for both Part A and B together.

PCE FORMAT -PART A

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PART A

Commonpapertobetakenbyallcandidates,whichwillbeŶŽŶͲƚĞĐŚŶŝĐĂůin

naturebutwilltesttheĐĂŶĚŝĚĂƚĞƐ͛knowledgeon: -laws governing the profession -the responsibility of a professional towards the general public and -standards of professionalism & ethical behaviour. There are two papers for this Part i.e. Paper 1 and Paper 2. Candidates must pass both papers at one sitting.

Common Paper 140 objective questions to be

answered in 1.5 hours

Passing mark is 50%

Common Paper 25 long/essay questions of which 3

are to be answered in 2 hours

Passing mark is 50%

PCE FORMAT -PART B

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PART B

Thiswillbethetechnicalpaperwhichshallbeoncivil&structural, mechanicalandelectricalengineering.Candidatesshallsitforthepaperin therelevantsubjectwhichtheywishtopractice.TheExaminationshalltest theĐĂŶĚŝĚĂƚĞƐ͛competencywithinhis/herrespectivefieldofpractice. There are two papers for this Part i.e. Paper 1 and Paper 2. Candidates must pass both papers at one sitting.

Mechanical Paper 140 objective questions to be

answered in 1.5 hours

Passing mark is 50%

Mechanical Paper 25 long/essay questions of which 3 are to be answered in 2 hours

Passing mark is 50%

PCE COMMON PAPER SYLLABUS

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Laws and regulations governing the engineering profession in Malaysia

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Professionalism

Knowledge of laws having relevance

Knowledge of Contract Laws in Malaysia with respect to the construction industry An in-depth knowledge of the functions of the consulting engineer during the various stage of project implementation in accordance with

BEM Model Form of Agreement.

Management of Engineering Consultancy Practice

PCE MECHANICAL PAPER SYLLABUS

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Air Conditioning and Ventilation System

Fire Protection

Hydraulics

Other Mechanical Systems

Gas Distribution

Lifts and Escalators

Statistics

Total Number of Engineers Registered With BEM (as of March 2021)

March 2021

Professional Engineer with Practising

Certificate (PEPC)

9,056

Professional Engineer (PE)4,822

Graduate Engineer143,957

TOTAL NO. OF

REGISTERED ENGINEERS

157,835

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2.2 THE INSTITUTION OF ENGINEERS, MALAYSIA

(IEM)

HEADQUARTERS :

Bangunan

Ingenieur

, Lot 60/62, Jalan

52/4,

Peti

Surat 223 (

Jalan

Sultan),

46720

Petaling

Jaya,

Selangor

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The Institution of Engineers, Malaysia (in short IEM) is a professional learned societyfor the aspiring engineering students and practicing engineers to work together for the betterment of the engineering profession.

Formed in 1959 with 60 members

Membership is voluntary

To-date, IEM membership stood at about 45,000 members making it the largest professional body in Malaysia TheCorporate member of IEM can apply to BEM forregistrationasa

Professional Engineer

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Types of Membership

Student

Associate (non-degree engineering practitioner; diploma or certificate holders) Affiliate (graduate in the applied sciences from a university / college of recognisedstanding and has been in the active practice of his special field ) Incorporated (Professional Engineers from international Engineering

Institution recognized by IEM)

Graduate

Senior Graduate

Member (Corporate Member)

Senior Member

Fellow

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Objectives

to hold meetings, exhibitions and visits, and such other activities as The Institution may deem incidental or conducive to the promotion or attainment of the profession of engineering. to raise the character and status and advance the interests of the profession of engineering and those engaged therein; to promote honourablepractice. and professional etiquette among members of The Institution; to communicate to members information on all matters affecting the profession of engineering and to print, publish, issue and circulate such publications as may seem conducive to any of the objectives of the Institution; and to do such other things as the Institution may think incidental or conducive to the attainment of the objectives of The Institution 64

Offices

IEM Southern Branch:

24-B, Jalan Abiad, Taman TebrauJaya

80400 Johor Bahru

Tel: 07-331 9705

Head-Quarters:

BangunanIngenieur, Lot 60/62, Jalan 52/4,

PetiSurat 223

46720 PetalingJaya, Selangor

Tel: 03-79684001

2.3 OTHER PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING BODIES

The American Society of Mechanical Engineers,

ASME 66
ASME is a not-for-profit membership organization that enables collaboration, knowledge sharing, career enrichment, and skills development across all engineering disciplines Founded in 1880 by a small group of leading industrialists, ASME has grown through the decades to include more than 120,000 members in over 140 countries around the globe

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engineers to project managers, corporate executives, researchers and academic leaders ASME serves this wide-ranging technical community through quality programs in continuing education, training and professional development, standards and certification, research, conferences and publications, government relations, and other forms of outreach ASME issued its first standard, Code for the Conduct of Trials of Steam Boilers, in 1914, starting a development process that has grown to more than 500 codes and standards

Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE), UK

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An independent professional association and learned society headquartered in London, United Kingdom Represents mechanical engineers and the engineering profession with over 120,000 members in 140 countries Working across industries such as railways, automotive, aerospace, manufacturing, energy, biomedical and construction. The Institution is licensed by the Engineering Council United Kingdom to assess candidates for inclusion on its Register of Chartered Engineers, Incorporated Engineers and Engineering Technicians.

The Institute of Marine Engineering Science &

Technology (IMarEST) UK

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The IMarEST was established in London in 1889 then known as The Institute of Marine Engineers but in 2002 changed to IMarEST incorporating marine professional from the marine science and technology segments and is the largest international membership body and learned society for marine professionals with over 15,000 members worldwide It has branch offices in 50 countries and a presence in 100 countries worldwide

The Institute of Marine Engineering Science &

Technology (IMarEST) UK

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Benefits of Memberships

Professional status and recognition: various grades of membership, professional registers e.gCEng (Chartered Engineer), CMarEng, IEng, EngTechunder the Engineering Council of UK and under the Science

Council of UK, CSci, RMarSci

Access to global marine community

Become part of the marine tradiion͘ǀĞƌϭϮϬLJĞĂƌƐŽĨƚŚĞŶƐƚŝƚƵƚĞ͛Ɛ

existence the leaders of IMarESThave traditionally been involved in the furtherance of the marine technology advancements Opportunity ʹaccess to the IMarESTemployment service, obtain career advise, support and mentoring Consultation ʹgetting involved with international and national level forum and conferences 70

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