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The WHY at Practical Engineering Solutions (PES) ⁉️ We have a hunger to tackle complex problems and a desire to drive impactful change for the world! Our passion lies in developing innovative, practical solutions that enhance how people live, work, and interact – whether it's pioneering new technologies in the space industry, optimizing current systems in the oil and gas industry, or addressing critical issues like sustainability and accessibility. At the heart of our work is a commitment to practical solutions that aren't just technically robust, but also feasible, cost-effective, and tailored to real-world needs. From structural engineering and mechanical engineering to process engineering and eco-friendly environmental projects, we strive to strike the perfect balance between innovation and applicability. Are you seeking a driven problem-solver who thrives on collaboration, creativity, and continuous improvement? Let's connect and explore how together, we can leverage our WHY to make a lasting impact. Practical Engineering Solutions (PES) 400 East Kaliste Saloom Rd Suite 2400 Lafayette, LA 70508 o: (337) 408-3242 m: (337) 281-0755 e: tmelancon@eng-pes.com www.eng-pes.com #StartWithWhy #EngineeringPassion #Innovation #ImpactfulSolutions #LetsConnect

🌟 Achieve Your Engineers Australia (EA) Skills Assessment with Expert Guidance! 🌟 Are you ready to start your journey toward a successful Competency Demonstration Report (CDR) for Engineers Australia? One crucial step in the process is selecting the correct ANZSCO code that aligns with your professional experience. Why is the ANZSCO Code Important? Before starting a CDR case, it’s essential to: Verify the ANZSCO code under which you are applying. Ensure your answers align with the ANZSCO code description, especially regarding design activities in your Career Episodes (CEs). Most professions, such as Mechanical, Electrical/Electronics, and Civil Engineering, require design-related tasks to be clearly described. If this information is insufficient, alternative paths like applying as Engineering Technologist or Other Professionals NEC may be explored. Where to Find ANZSCO Code Descriptions? You can find detailed descriptions here: 👉 ANZSCO Codes - Australian Bureau of Statistics https://lnkd.in/dQW_UiNY For example, this page provides insights into Industrial, Mechanical, and Production Engineers. Use the search bar to explore other codes, such as Materials Engineer, ensuring your application is tailored correctly. Important: The ANZSCO codes are also provided in the MSA booklet – check the last page for further information. What Happens if There’s Insufficient Design Information? If your experience lacks adequate design details: We may advise applying under Engineering Technologist or Other Professionals NEC. For roles like Site Engineer supervising construction (but not involved in design), applying as Engineering Professionals NEC is more suitable. Those primarily involved in installation work (e.g., pipelines or cables) should also consider the Engineering Technologist category. How Can I Help You? I ensure every detail of your application meets EA’s guidelines, including: Accurate ANZSCO code selection. Writing compelling Career Episodes that highlight your design and technical expertise. Crafting a professional Summary Statement and Continuing Professional Development (CPD) document. 💬 Contact Me for Expert Assistance: 📞 WhatsApp/Call: +9715556471227 Let’s make your dream of becoming an Australian engineer a reality! #EngineersAustralia #ANZSCOCodes #CDRWriting #CareerEpisodes #EngineeringTechnologist #MigrationSkillsAssessment

Irish engineering company Kirby Group Engineering is to create 50 new jobs with the opening of a new €8 million manufacturing facility in Co Laois. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/eUyqsQsm #manufacturing #engineering #electricity

On Friday last week, I was fortunate enough to sit down with Martin Reynolds CEng FIMechE and Richard Ward from Subco Engineering to learn more about the cutting-edge work they're doing, which I am thrilled to announce will be published in an upcoming "Pioneering Perspectives" feature by Reach Further Online. Thanks again for your time, Richard and Martin! Their vision is incredibly exciting. They asked themselves – “If you could create a new engineering company from a blank piece of paper, what would you do differently?” The result was Subco Engineering, a fresh approach to offering dynamic, fixed-scope workpacks. It is set to transform the engineering landscape by providing unmatched flexibility and efficiency for clients managing fluctuating resource demands. By simplifying currently complicated processes and communication, they aim to reshape the client’s journey, making project execution more efficient. Subco Engineering specialise in the offshore and marine industry, focusing on supporting businesses in component design, integrated system design, structural analysis and project execution. Their unique operating model allows for seamless adjustments to project scopes — a standout feature that offers clients unparalleled adaptability. Martin and Richard are setting bold new benchmarks in engineering services. From bespoke and functional component design to integrated mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical systems, their team's dedication to delivering excellence is unmistakable. Stay tuned for an in-depth look at Richard and Martin's journey and discover their key insights into flexibility and innovation in engineering. Their inspiring story is an honest account of what it takes to launch a new engineering business in the North East without large corporate investments—just two passionate engineers with a visionary strategy for advancing the engineering landscape. Keep an eye out for this unmissable feature coming soon! #EngineeringExcellence #Engineering #PioneeringPerspectives #EngineeringInsights #DigitalMarketing

ENGINEERS AUSTRALIA: KEY CHANGES New Eligibility Requirement: Starting 1 September 2024, only qualifications accredited under the MSA's accredited program list or the Washington/Sydney/Dublin Accord programs will be accepted for the Migration Skills Assessment (MSA) and membership assessments. Specific Occupational Impact: This change specifically impacts applicants nominating occupations in the ‘Engineering Associate’ category, including roles like Civil, Electrical, and Mechanical Engineering Draftspersons, and Telecommunications Technical Officers. Accredited Qualification Pathway: Applicants must hold an accredited 2-year Australian Advanced Diploma, Associate Degree engineering program, or a program recognized under the Dublin Accord to qualify. Accreditation Requirement: Programs must have commenced on or after the year of accreditation and be fully accredited to be eligible under the Australian Qualification pathway. Alignment with International Standards: These changes align with the Dublin Accord and other international standards for engineering qualifications, ensuring consistency across different engineering categories. Alternative Pathways: Non-accredited qualification holders can still apply through the Competency Demonstration Report (CDR) pathway or seek an Entry to Practice Competency assessment for other credentials. Get Professional Assistance: If you need help navigating these changes, contact Wings Migration for expert advice and support with your application process. https://lnkd.in/gCuifQ8k

There’s a strong sense of teamwork and support within Coates’ Engineering Solutions (ES) department. That’s the notion given by ES specialist, Rafaela Conceição da Silva. https://lnkd.in/gmPMXAHm #construction #constructionindustry #constructioncareers #engineering

So, what is the latest on the Identification of Engineering Work? See article below.

The Truth About Field Engineering: Debunking Misconceptions Field engineering is often misunderstood, with many oversimplifying what it takes to excel in this demanding field. Let’s clear up a few misconceptions: Myth 1: Field engineers just follow plans. Truth: Plans are just the starting point. Field engineers adapt designs to real-world conditions, solving problems that couldn’t be predicted on paper. Myth 2: It’s a purely technical role. Truth: Field engineering blends technical expertise with soft skills like communication, leadership, and critical thinking. Managing stakeholders and leading teams are just as crucial as technical know-how. Myth 3: All projects are the same. Truth: No two sites or challenges are alike. From environmental factors to unforeseen obstacles, every day presents something new to learn and tackle. Myth 4: It’s an isolated role. Truth: Collaboration is key. Field engineers are the bridge between design teams, contractors, and clients, ensuring alignment and successful outcomes. Field engineering isn’t just about solving problems it’s about anticipating them, adapting under pressure, and bringing projects to life in ways few people get to witness.

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Sometimes, issues only become apparent when equipment is deployed in the field. Our role as engineers and designers is to ensure that critical errors are minimized and managed effectively. What constitutes critical errors: A) Safety of the public and workers—Ensuring that our designs prioritize safety to prevent accidents and injuries. B) Equipment retrieval & environmental concerns—Designing with consideration for the ease of equipment recovery and minimizing environmental impact. C) Operational Reliability—Ensuring that equipment functions as intended under real-world conditions to avoid unexpected downtime or failures. D) Cost Efficiency—Balancing design changes to optimize both functionality and cost, preventing costly redesigns or over-engineering. The collaboration between KM3D, Hoskin Scientific Limited, and Canada Water Agency is a prime example of such a scenario. While most aspects of the project have performed well, a few adjustments will help improve and finalize the product, ensuring it meets all safety and performance standards. #km3d #HoskinScientific #CanadaWaterAgency #EngineeringDesign #SafetyFirst #FieldTesting #EquipmentDesign #SustainableEngineering #ProblemSolving #CriticalThinking #DesignForSafety #EnvironmentalResponsibility #EngineeringSolutions #MechanicalDesign #Collaboration #ContinuousImprovement