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Showing posts with label Engineering ZoNe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Engineering ZoNe. Show all posts

ENGINEERS VS SCIENTISTS

Hello everyone! I believe that everyone knows the meaning of scientist and engineer. What a scientist does and what an engineer does. But here I just want to share an information about the two of the dream job in the world which contribute a lot in our todays lifestyle, knowledge and technologies.

A scientist is actually the one that seeks technical answers to understand the natural phenomenon and an engineer seeks and study technical problems with a practical application always in mind.

Can you see the difference between the two?

That is all. Thanks for your time =)

BOARD OF ENGINEERS MALAYSIA (BEM)

Hello there readers! I just posted an article regarding becoming a graduate engineer and I kept talking about Board of Engineers Malaysia. But, do you guys really know the history of BEM, the purpose of establishing it and its funtions?

Ok, as a starter, Board of Engineers Malaysia has been etablished since 1972 and it was constituted under Engineers Act 1967. The purposes of forming it are actually to regulate the professional conduct and the practice of registered engineers in order to safeguard the safety and interest of the public.

About its functions, I will tell you guys later since I dont have much time to elaborate more now. But just wait for the next explanation on what are the functions of BEM later on. ok? Thanks.

BE A GRADUATE ENGINEER

Hello there readers! As you all might know, this semester i'm taking only one subject which is EIS or Engineers in Society. Therefore I will share what I have learnt so far with you guys especially those young engineers out there and perhaps as a reminder to every single engineering student in Malaysia.

This time I'll be talking about registration as a graduate engineer with Board of Engineers Malaysia (BEM). Some of you might know and some might not. For your information, we are actually required to register with BEM to be a graduate engineer right after we have finished our study and get an accredited engineering degree checked by Engineering Accreditation Council (EAC) on behalf of BEM. This is important since to work legally in Malaysia and is one of the requirements needed to be a professional engineer (Peng) or where you can have Ir at the front of your name as what I have posted before.

Under the Registration Engineering Act 1967 (revised 2002), all engineers must register with BEM prior to practice in Malaysia legally. Another thing is experience required for Professional Engineers registration is counted from the approve date of registration with BEM as a graduate engineer. Not on the date of your graduation day and not on the date of registration with Institute of Engineers Malaysia (IEM)!

So, those who are not register yet. Go apply it!

REQUIREMENT TO BECOME A PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER IN MALAYSIA


This semester, I'm taking only one subject which is EIS which stands for Engineering in society. In this subject I'll be teached about all the ethics of an engineer, professionalism, how to survive in engineering world and etc. But the topic that I want to tell here from the subject is what are the steps to become a professional engineer in Malaysia. Becoming a professional engineers is where you can have Ir at the front of your name or PEng at the back of your name (this is praticed outside Malaysia), for instance, Ir. Mohd Muazan Mohd Mohsin (PEng).
From what I have learnt, the requirements to become a Pro. Engineer are first, candidate must must be registered as a Graduate Engineer with Board of Engineers Malaysia (BEM) (pic), it is recommended for the candidate to register with BEM right after they have graduated from their university. Second must have satisfied the training requirements of BEM. Third, have passed the Professional Interview (PI) and selected as a Corporate Member with Institute of Engineers Malaysia (IEM). Lastly, the candidate must have been residing in Malaysia for a period of not less than six months immediately prior to the date of application (this term apply for those who are working and studying outside Malaysia before applying).
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