Bodies Qualified To Register Chartered Engineers
The body that maintains the UK's register of Chartered Engineers is Engineering Council. Authority to register Chartered Engineers is delegated to licenced member institutions:
- Institute of Acoustics
- Royal Aeronautical Society
- Institution of Agricultural Engineers
- British Computer Society
- Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers
- Chartered Institution of Highways and Transportation
- Institute of Cast Metals Engineers
- Institution of Chemical Engineers
- Institution of Civil Engineers
- Energy Institute
- Institution of Engineering and Technology
- Institution of Engineering Designers
- Society of Environmental Engineers
- Institute of Explosive Engineers (IExpE)
- Institution of Fire Engineers
- Institution of Gas Engineers and Managers
- Institute of Healthcare Engineering and Estate Management
- Institution of Lighting Professionals
- Institute of Marine Engineering, Science and Technology
- Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining
- Institute of Measurement and Control
- Institution of Mechanical Engineers
- Royal Institution of Naval Architects
- British Institute of Non-Destructive Testing
- Institution of Nuclear Engineers
- Society of Operations Engineers
- Institute of Physics
- Institute of Physics and Engineering in Medicine
- Institution of Railway Signal Engineers
- Institution of Royal Engineers
- Institution of Structural Engineers
- Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Management
- Institution of Water Officers
- The Welding Institute
Some of these institutions also register Incorporated Engineers and Engineering Technicians. There are other Engineering Council UK licensed member institutions that register Incorporated Engineers and Engineering Technicians but do not register Chartered Engineers.
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