- Our Key Objectives
- Our subsidiary companies
- From Divisions
- From Colleges
- Committees and Panels
- Special interest groups
- Technical Societies
- Australasian Association for Engineering Education
- Australasian Fluids and Thermal Engineering Society
- Australasian Particle Technology Society
- Australasian Tunnelling Society
- Australian Composite Structures Society
- Australian Cost Engineering Society
- Australian Earthquake Engineering Society
- Australian Geomechanics Society
- Australian Society for Bulk Solids Handling
- Australian Society for Defence Engineering
- Electric Energy Society of Australia
- Electromagnetic Compatibility Society of Australia
- Industrial Engineering Society
- Institute of Materials Engineering Australasia Ltd
- Maintenance Engineering Society of Australia
- Manufacturing Society of Australia
- Mine Subsidence Technological Society
- Mining Electrical and Mining Mechanical Engineering Society
- Railway Technical Society of Australasia
- Red R Australia
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- Society for Engineering in Agriculture
- Society for Sustainability and Environmental Engineering
- Society of Fire Safety
- Systems Engineering Society of Australia
- Institute of Public Works Engineering Australia
- Joint Board Aerospace Engineering
- Joint Board for Naval Architecture Engineers Australia and Royal Institution of Naval Architects
Joint Board for Naval Architecture Engineers Australia and Royal Institution of Naval Architects (RINA)
www.rina.org.uk/australiaHaving bedded down the jointly developed Special Area of Practice on the National Professional Engineers Register, consideration is now focusing on the Technologist and Associate grades. This is particularly relevant following RINA’s establishment of an Associate Membership category. Through the Joint Board, RINA has sought more information on our Professional Standards Scheme.
Both Engineers Australia and RINA with IMarEST have been working hard and are looking forward to hosting the Pacific 2010 International Maritime Conference in Sydney in January. There has been some growth in joint activities at the Division level.
Rob Gehling
Chair
