TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT Insight
IHEEM PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION REVIEW TRAINING FOR ALL EXPERIENCE LEVELS
Last month saw a further training session take place for Institute Professional Registration Reviewers following the Authorising Engineers Conference at Epsom Racecourse, offering a vital opportunity for knowledge sharing and a breadth of perspectives into registration from both the applicant’s and reviewer/interviewer’s standpoint.
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s a dedicated body of Institute members, the IHEEM Membership and Registration Committee is
• Establish trainee knowledge of the professional registration application
• Provide an open forum to discuss registration scenarios, and how they fit
assessment process, and the considerations required.
• Look at the Engineering Council requirements for registration, and
with the Engineering Council criteria for the various grades of registration available.
how it is possible to identify the most suitable grade and course for the individual applicant based upon career, experience, and qualifications.
tasked with application review, feedback, and interview – as required – of all applicants looking to become accredited with Engineering Technician, Incorporated Engineer, or Chartered Engineer status through the Institute. Against this backdrop, comprehensive training is crucial in maintaining the integrity of the registration process, with a continuing opportunity for learning, reflection, and development thereafter. Delivered by IHEEM Past-President, Greg Markham, also a serving member of the IHEEM Membership and Registration Committee, the full day training is designed to:
The trainee group represented a full range of understanding in professional registration review – from those with no previous involvement with the process, and newer to it, to those highly experienced in the process. As a result, the session offered a vital opportunity for knowledge sharing and a breadth of perspectives into registration from the point of view of both applicant and reviewer/interviewer. The session content has been carefully
developed to ensure that all reviewers are held to a high and consistent standard of conduct, and review approach, and share a common understanding of the purpose of professional review. In addition to in-depth training in the comprehensive technical report and engineering practice report processes, trainees received and shared experiences of developing effective
applicant-reviewer relationships, notably at interview stage. As trainer, Greg Markham, addressed the group on the day regarding candidate interview, saying: “It should be a conversation, not a test. As reviewers and interviewers this doesn’t mean compromising the standards required of the individual, but we should be looking to draw the best out of them, to support them towards their accreditation.”
To find out more about getting involved with professional registration review on behalf of the Institute, becoming involved with the Membership and Registration Committee, or any other IHEEM member-held responsibilities, please get in touch via email at
office@iheem.org.uk.
IHEEM Professional Registration Reviewers in session. August 2025 Health Estate Journal 13
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