The Institution of Engineers Malaysia (IEM) Sarawak Branch
The Institution of Engineers, Malaysia was formed in 1959 with an objective of promoting and advancing the science and profession of all aspects of engineering.
Under Engineers Act, all engineers must register with Board of Engineers, Malaysia before they can practice as engineers. The Institution of Engineers, Malaysia has been a body which helps to qualify engineers by conducting Professional Interviews and other assessments. Through these qualifications, engineers may obtain the status of M.I.E.M and Professional Engineer with a title of (Ir.). Only Professional Engineers are allowed to submit plans and drawings legally.
Sarawak Branch was formed in 1968 with presently membership strength of 2,556. It has two other regional offices or sub-branch, namely Sibu and Bintulu.
The Institution of Engineers Malaysia (IEM) Sarawak Branch
The Institution of Engineers, Malaysia was formed in 1959 with an objective of promoting and advancing the science and profession of all aspects of engineering.
Under Engineers Act, all engineers must register with Board of Engineers, Malaysia before they can practice as engineers. The Institution of Engineers, Malaysia has been a body which helps to qualify engineers by conducting Professional Interviews and other assessments. Through these qualifications, engineers may obtain the status of M.I.E.M. and Professional Engineer with a title of (Ir.). Only Professional Engineers are allowed to submit plans and drawings legally.
Sarawak Branch was formed in 1968 with presently membership strength of 2,556. It has two other regional offices or sub-branch, namely Sibu and Bintulu.
The Institution of Engineers Malaysia (IEM) Sarawak Branch
The Institution of Engineers, Malaysia was formed in 1959 with an objective of promoting and advancing the science and profession of all aspects of engineering.
Under Engineers Act, all engineers must register with Board of Engineers, Malaysia before they can practice as engineers. The Institution of Engineers, Malaysia has been a body which helps to qualify engineers by conducting Professional Interviews and other assessments. Through these qualifications, engineers may obtain the status of M.I.E.M and Professional Engineer with a title of (Ir.). Only Professional Engineers are allowed to submit plans and drawings legally.
Sarawak Branch was formed in 1968 with presently membership strength of 2,556. It has two other regional offices or sub-branch, namely Sibu and Bintulu.
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