The UK regulatory body for the engineering profession, setting & maintaining internationally recognised standards of professional competence and ethics.
Luke Hadley CEng MIET MCIBSE:
"For higher-risk building project bids, having Chartered Engineers (HRB) can be a clear differentiator and adds credibility to our proposed team."
Read Luke's case study here: buff.ly/89WN9QC#CEng#BuildingSafety#ProfessionalRegistration
Together with the Engineering Council and the Society for the Environment we are hosting a registrant-led conversation around professional registration.
📅 7 October 2026
🕘 12 - 1pm
Find out more and register here 👇
sciencecouncil.org/event/pro…@EngCouncil@SocEnv_HQ#webinar
Salma Al Arefi CEng SFHEA FWES MIET:
"I chose to become professionally registered to formally recognise my engineering practice and the standards I uphold. It reflects my commitment to the profession and to continual professional development."
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ALT Profile card highlighting a female engineer specializing in renewable energy systems, showing her portrait beside a table of circuit boards and a small solar panel, with listed academic qualifications and the Engineering Council logo.
Your next step could take you in many directions.
Explore recognised programmes and find a pathway that could be right for you: buff.ly/kYct3Gq
ALT Banner for the Engineering Council featuring a collage of diverse engineersing professionals and technical scenes with the logo and headlines: "Your next step could take you in many directions." and "Start building your future in engineering."
Results are in. What comes next?
There are many routes into a career in engineering.
Explore recognised engineering programmes and find a pathway that could be right for you: buff.ly/IyPt1qW#ResultsDay#EngineeringCareers
ALT Engineering Council banner reading: "Results are in. What comes next? Start building your future in engineering." over a collage of diverse people working in labs, workshops, and offices, inviting graduates to pursue careers in engineering.
Daniel Taylor IEng MIFireE:
"Professional registration has strengthened my credibility, enabling me to take on greater responsibility and contribute more confidently to projects. "
Read Daniel's case study here:
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The Engineering Council would like to congratulate Christina Jasper IEng MIET, an Aerospace Engineer and Senior Technical Specialist, on receiving the 2026 Baroness Platt of Writtle Award and £1000 cash prize.
Read more here: buff.ly/e0ttYLL
James Byass is a Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing Engineering Director at Max Fordham LLP, who recently became registered as a Chartered Engineer for Higher-risk Buildings (HRB), drawing on 20-plus years of experience.
Read his full case study here: buff.ly/vCE59fR
🎉 Congratulations to the Engineering Council registrants and engineering colleagues recognised in The King's Birthday Honours List this year.
Read more and view the full list here: buff.ly/74MsgRq
Volunteering with us is an opportunity to contribute to the profession, develop professionally, and help shape the future of engineering. If you are interested in getting involved, we would love to hear from you! Get in touch: volunteers@engc.org.uk #VolunteersWeek
This week is Volunteers' Week - and we want to take a moment to recognise the people who make so much of what we do possible. To every volunteer, past and present: thank you.
#VolunteersWeek
Many organisations are already engaging with schools, but how do you make that engagement count?
@_EngineeringUK 's sustained STEM engagement framework helps you with that.
Find out more: buff.ly/87sm9i9
Flt Lt Jess Mac Sweeney CEng MIMechE:
"Professional registration is an opportunity to look at your skills and experience objectively to figure out which areas need more focus."
Read the full case study here: buff.ly/9tKOMDV
Pang Yiu Kei Kenji: "Registration has strengthened my credibility with clients and stakeholders, especially in regulated or high-risk environments. It supports my employer by demonstrating that our engineering leadership meets recognised global standards." buff.ly/hCiyK2H
Our second Summer Networking Reception brought together operational staff from professional engineering institutions and Engineering Council staff at @AeroSociety's No.4 Hamilton Place yesterday.
Great conversations, new connections, and a growing community. See you next year. 🤝
Engineering shapes the world around us. Across a complex, evolving profession, clear and consistent standards matter − and that's what the Engineering Council is here for.
👇 Take a look at our new introductory video.
New guidance "Managing Competence in the Built Environment: An industry guide on how to meet the ICC principles" has been published by the Industry Task and Finish Group (ITFG).
Read more here: buff.ly/c7AspjV
We were pleased to partner with The Engineer on its annual Salary Survey, which reveals that professionally registered engineers and technicians continue to command significantly higher salaries than their non-registered peers.
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Seema Tanwar: "My work directly supports safer and more sustainable communities by designing efficient water and wastewater systems. These networks ensure clean water access, proper drainage, and environmental protection." buff.ly/zaJmiNy#EngineeringTechnician