Four Govt Employees Awarded MICE UK
By Huraizah Ahmad

Bandar Seri Begawan - Four government employees were recently awarded the Membership of the Institution of Civil Engineers (MICE) UK.

The four are Razaimi bin Adam from the Audit Department, Roslinah bte Hj Abd Karim and Adinawati bte Hj Perudin from the Road Department of the Public Works Department, and Helmi Hj Talib from the Ports Department.

The membership that was awarded at the second level is for individuals who have met the requirements of the Chartered Professional Review (CPR). Their educational base and subsequent development have provided them with the ability to lead teams in developing holistic solutions to engineering problems. These members also qualify for the Engineering Council ECUK Chartered Engineer status and can register with ECUK via ICE as CEng.

They may also adopt ICE's own protected title of Chartered Civil Engineer. A Chartered Engineer (CEng) has an accredited honours degree in engineering, postgraduate training and passed a professional review or examination set by the professional body.

The Institution of Civil Engineers is a global organisation that exists to promote, and develop civil engineering.

These engineers have received training including professional development - during their first few years at work, and then submitted themselves for a Professional Review.

The training scheme for Civil Engineers (ICE) is employed under the Professional Development Programme (PDP) designed and implemented by the Public Works Department HRD section to comply with the requirements of a professional body.-- Courtesy of Borneo Bulletin

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