European Council

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Ireland (IE)

EI

Engineers Ireland

Engineers Ireland (EI)
22 Clyde Road Ballsbridge
Dublin 4
Ireland

Contact

Phone:   +353 1 668 4341
Fax:     +353 1 668 5508
Email:   info@engineersireland.ie
Web:   www.engineersireland.ie

 

Facts at your fingertips

With over 23,000 members, Engineers Ireland is one of the country's oldest and largest professional bodies. Our primary role is to be the representative voice of the engineering profession in Ireland. Engineers Ireland is different from other engineering bodies in Ireland in that we represent all disciplines of engineering.

Engineers Ireland organises a comprehensive national and regional programme of papers, lectures, debates, discussions, seminars, conferences, training courses, site visits and social activities to keep members up to date with all aspects of their profession. The social aspect to many of the events ensures that there is always an opportunity to network with other members and engineering professionals.

Engineers Ireland is the operating name of The Institution of Engineers of Ireland. The Institution was founded on the 6th August 1835 and has recently celebrated its 170th anniversary.

 

Vision

A world enhanced for all by the acknowledged contribution of the Engineering Profession.

 

Mission

Our members serve society through the highest standards of professional engineering. We seek to improve the quality of life for all, creating prosperity and adding value through innovation and the promotion of health, and sustainable development.

 

Aims and Responsibilities

  • to promote knowledge of engineering and of engineering science
  • to establish and maintain standards of engineering education and training
  • to provide opportunities for continuing professional development for engineers
  • to maintain standards of professional ethics and conduct
  • to ensure that the title Chartered Engineer and the other designatory titles of Associate Engineer and Engineering Technician of the Institution are confined to suitably qualified candidates.
  • to speak as the authoritative voice of the engineering profession Ireland

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