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INSTITUTE NEWS
IHEEM Yorkshire branch tours state-of-the-art Endoscopy Department
£25m facility will give patients quicker access to the next steps in their planned care.
In late April, the IHEEM Yorkshire Branch enjoyed a tour of the recently opened Endoscopy Department at Bradford Royal Infirmary. Networking over lunch was followed by a guided tour of the new facilities ahead of the branch’s Annual General Meeting.
Members benefitted from an informative tour of the £25m purpose- built endoscopy unit, constructed over the past
IHEEM’s West Midlands branch reveals upcoming dates for member’s diaries
Following the Branch AGM in late May, West Midlands Branch look forward to meeting on 18 June from 16.30-19.00 at The Old Contemptibles pub in Birmingham, with a CPD session being delivered by BSN Construction addressing how to ‘Simplify
Congratulations IHEEM would like to congratulate the following, who had Institute grades awarded, or Engineering Council status conferred upon them, recently:
FELLOW Jincy Jerry Mark Nowell David Cooper Tarlochan Landa Nick Doylend Paul Cassidy Chris Downie
MEMBER
Clarisse Mouren David Wilkie
Stephen Coulthard Jabin Abraham Wayne Didcote Mark Hore Ronnie Neill Emmet Gibson David Elliott
ENGINEERING COUNCIL – PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION Luke Broadbent – Chartered Engineer
Kevin Pedro – Engineering Technician
AUTHORISING ENGINEERS Jerry Slann – Authorising Engineer (Ventilation)
STUDENT AFFILIATES Muhammad Awais Khan Shefali Chauhan
COMPANY AFFILIATES CoolWorld Rentals Ltd REDS Group Dalkia UK
Quadriga Health & Safety Ltd Shelby BDS Doors Ltd 4i Mechanical Services Ltd Test Incorporated Ltd
the route to construction procurement’. There is also a West Midlands Webinar open to all members taking place on 1 July from 13.00-13.45 presented by Test Inc on electrical testing in an operational building. To attend either of the events, please contact the branch chair, Steve Lawley (pictured), or Head Office directly.
12 months, which is now among the largest and one of the most advanced Endoscopy schemes of its kind in the NHS. The state-of-the-art facility, connected to the main
hospital building, takes great consideration of patient privacy through individualised en suite rooms – as well as eight procedure rooms and flexible patient pathways – and pays keen attention to the socioeconomic impact across both local and healthcare workforce communities.
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