TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT
Recently Accredited Recently Accredited
Professional Registration Ian Harding – EngTech
“I am proud to have been awarded EngTech registration through IHEEM and the Engineering Council. This recognition reflects many years of practical engineering experience and a commitment to continuous professional development. Achieving EngTech has been a rewarding milestone, particularly whilst balancing a demanding role as a Technical Manager alongside family commitments. I am especially grateful for the support and encouragement provided by Clair Wilkins and the IHEEM team throughout the application process, whose guidance made what could have been a daunting journey both straightforward and accessible. This achievement has given me greater confidence in my professional capabilities and has inspired me to continue my development within the profession. I am also honoured to have been encouraged by the IHEEM Membership and Registration Committee to begin working towards Incorporated Engineer (IEng) registration as the next step in my professional journey.”
Chris Flowers – CEng
“For me, achieving Chartered Engineer status is a proud milestone and recognition of the experience, leadership, and professional development gained throughout my career in healthcare engineering. Throughout my career in NHS Estates, I have been privileged to lead teams responsible for maintaining the critical infrastructure that underpins clinical services and supports patient care every day. Working within the NHS, I have seen first hand how engineering plays a vital role in delivering safe, effective, and resilient healthcare environments. The IHEEM registration process was both supportive and rewarding, providing an opportunity to reflect on my professional journey and demonstrate the value of engineering leadership within healthcare. I would encourage other engineers to pursue professional registration and take advantage of the excellent support available through IHEEM. CEng is not only recognition of past achievements, but also a commitment to continuous improvement and the highest professional standards going forward.”
Simon Adamson – CEng
“I am delighted to have achieved Chartered Engineer registration through IHEEM. Having been a Fellow of the Institute since 2018 and a member for many years before that, it feels like a natural progression in my professional journey. The process was thorough and encouraged me to reflect on my experience, leadership, and development. I found IHEEM’s support invaluable throughout and would encourage anyone considering registration to take that next step. It is a rewarding process that recognises both professional competence and ongoing commitment to the profession.”
Authorising Engineer Christopher Govey – AE (E)
“I have been working as an Electrical Authorising Engineer for around 14 years with a building services and marine engineering background. As a Chartered Engineer and Professional Registration Advisor for the IET, I fully understand the need for good process to assess competency of Authorising Engineers; this ensures standards of competence and in turn assurance that healthcare estates are maintained to a high safe professional standard. Having worked in sectors such as Central and Local Government, nuclear, defence and the power industry, I also aim to bring as much varied experience to healthcare as possible.”
18 Health Estate Journal September 2026
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