CIBSE Membership and EC Registration - PowerPoint Presentation

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CIBSE Membership and EC Registration

CIBSE presentation to the AHSCA WA

Chapter

By Les Wilson

IEng

ACIBSESlide2

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AGENDA

WHY JOIN

MEMBERSHIP GRADES

THE APPLICATION

ROUTES TO MEMBERSHIP

& REGISTRATION

THE INTERVIEWSlide3

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BENEFITS OF MEMBERSHIP

CIBSE Journal + App &

Electronic

Newsletter

Knowledge Portal

&

Training,

Courses

and Events Slide4

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BENEFITS OF MEMBERSHIP

Networking Opportunities

CIBSE Societies

YEN

WIBSE

ASHRAESlide5

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GRADES OF CIBSE MEMBERSHIP

Fellow

Member

Associate

Licentiate

Graduate

Student

Part-time or Full-time

Affiliate

Companion

Join now at www.cibse.org/membershipSlide6

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CIBSE MEMBERSHIP & EC REGISTRATION

Graduate

Interim

IEng

Interim CEng

Licentiate

Engineering Technician

(

EngTech

)

Incorporated Engineer

(

IEng

)

Chartered Engineer (CEng)

Incorporated Engineer (

IEng

)

Associate

MemberSlide7

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Experience & Qualifications

CIBSE Membership

Engineering Council

R

egistration

Your competence

within the field of

Hydraulic

Engineering

Your Academic

Qualifications

There is always a route to membership and registration for a particular

grade

even if you do not have any qualifications.

We can help

determine

your route based on experience and qualifications.Slide8

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Academic

Standard

for

Engineering Technician-

EngTech

BTEC Level 3 Certificate or Diploma in Engineering

or

in Construction and the Built Environment

A Qualification, approved, in engineering or construction

set

at level 3 (or above) in the qualifications and

credit

framework or at level 6 (or above) in the Scottish Credit

and

Qualifications Framework

Advanced/Modern

Apprenticeship

Programme

Equivalent qualifications approved by your

professional

engineering institution

Dublin

Accord accredited Engineering Degree

(Australia, Hong Kong, Canada & More)

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Academic

Standard

for

Incorporated Engineer -

IEng

Post 1999 – 3 year accredited Engineering degree

Pre 1999 – BTEC HNC (8 level H Units) or HND

Sydney Accord accredited Engineering Technology

Diploma/Degree

(Australia, Hong Kong & Canada and more)

Individual Case Procedure Panel Slide10

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Academic Standard for

Chartered Engineer - CEng

Post 1999 – Accredited

Meng

or Accredited BEng (Hons)

+

MSc or Accredited

EngD

Pre 1999 – Accredited BEng (Hons)

Washington Accord accredited Engineering

Degree

(Australia

, Hong Kong & Canada and more)

FEANI accredited Engineering qualification

Individual Case Procedure Panel

There is always a CIBSE membership route

even if you do not have any qualificationsSlide11

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Which grade should

I

apply for

– Licentiate, Associate

or Member?

When Shall I apply?

Two closing dates per year for the ACIBSE & MCIBSE

No Closing dates for the LCIBSE

The key is

COMPETENCE

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16 Competence Criteria

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22 Competence Criteria

1

st

February

Interviews April/May

1st August

Interviews

October/November

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13 Competence Criteria Slide12

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Which grade should

I

apply for

– Licentiate or Associate?

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CIBSE

Accept

and

exercise

personal

responsibility

ACIBSE

Engage in technical and commercial

management

and possess effective interpersonal

skills.

The key is

COMPETENCESlide13

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Which grade should

I

apply for – Associate or Member?

The key is

COMPETENCE

ACIBSE

Engage in technical and commercial

managemen

t

and possess effective

interpersonal

skills.

MCIBSE

Engaged in technical and commercial

leadership

and possess effective

interpersonal

skills.Slide14

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The Engineering Council sets and maintains UK Standards for

Professional Engineering Competence

A – Engineering Knowledge

B – Theoretical and Practical Methods

C – Responsibility

D – Communication and Interpersonal SkillsE – Commitment to EngineeringSlide15

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Key Words for Competence

Criteria

–

EngTech

LCIBSE

Well rounded

Engineer

Use engineering

knowledge

and

understanding to

a

pply

technical

and

practical

skills.

C

Contribute to

the design,

development

,

manufacture

,

construction

, commissioning,

operation

or maintenance

of

products

, equipment, processes,

systems

or services.

Accept

and

exercise

personal responsibility.

D

Make a personal

commitment

to an

appropriate

code of professional conduct,

recognising

obligations to society,

the

profession and the environment.

B

E

Use effective

communication

and

interpersonal

skills

.

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Key Words for Competence

Criteria

–

IEng

ACIBSE

Well rounded

Engineer

Use a combination

of

general and specialist

engineering

knowledge

and

understanding to

apply

existing and

emerging

technology

C

Apply

appropriate

theoretical

and

practical methods to

design

, develop, manufacture,

construct

, commission, operate,

maintain

, decommission and

re-cycle

engineering products,

processes

, systems and services

A

Provide technical and

commercial

management

Demonstrate effective

interpersonal

skills

D

Demonstrate a personal

commitment

to

professional

standards

,

recognising

one’s

obligations

to

society,

the

profession and

the

environment

B

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Key Words for Competence

Criteria

–

C

Eng

MCIBSE

Well rounded

Engineer

Use a combination

of

general and specialist

engineering

knowledge

and

understanding to

optimise

existing and

emerging

technology

C

Apply appropriate

theoretical

and

practical methods to the

analysis

and

solution of

engineering

problems

A

Provide technical and

commercial

leadership

Demonstrate effective

interpersonal

skills

D

Demonstrate a personal

commitment

to

professional

standards

,

recognising

one’s

obligations to society, the

profession

and the environment

B

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route

should I apply for?Slide19

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Routes to Membership and Registration for

EngTechSlide20

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Routes to Membership and Registration for

IEng

/CEngSlide21

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Alternative

RoutesSlide22

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The Application for LCIBSE

Application Form

Sponsor’s requirement

Work Experience Listing - CV

Work Experience Report

(Demonstrate Competencies –

1500

to

2000

words)

Organisation Chart

Development Action Plan

Short, Medium and long term goals

Application Guidance available on fact

sheet L20

Example applications available at

www.cibse.org/applicanthelpSlide23

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The Application for ACIBSE & MCIBSE

Application Form

Sponsor’s requirement

Work Experience Listing - CV

Engineering Practice Report

(Demonstrate Competencies –

4000

to 5000 words)

Organisation Chart

Development Action Plan

Short, Medium and long term goals

Application Guidance available on fact sheets A20/M20

Example applications available at

www.cibse.org/applicanthelpSlide24

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The Interview – Procedure for the LCIBSE, ACIBSE & MCIBSE

Welcome, Introduction & ID Check

The Interview will take 1 hour

Prepare a presentation 15-20

mins

in length

Present projects/career episodes

from

your

report and

pertinent

experience to

strongly

demonstrate

the competencies

Questions -

Specific

questions on EPR & presentation

Conclusion –

Anything further to addSlide25

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Remember

The application and interview is your opportunity to present your achievements as a professional

Public Health / Hydraulic services

engineer

.

CIBSE wants you

to succeed!Slide26

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WHAT NEXT?

CIBSE Members’ & Registration Panel meeting

Makes the decision – Elect/Defer/Re-interview

Notification letter

Submit subscription(s)

CIBSE Membership

Engineering Council RegistrationSlide27

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FURTHER INFORMATION

For general queries please email

membership@cibse.org

For Factsheets -

www.cibse.org/membership

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28“If you don’t where you’re going – any road will take you there” Slide29

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Why

wait

- Go for it!

Thank you