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    Hi All,



    I'm an EngTech but would like to explore the route to IEng. I've covered a lot of ground since my initial successful application, both in terms of qualifications and experience. My employment is that of Head of Electrical Services for a rewables installation company. I'm designing and project managing the electrical elements of PV installations from 4 to 250kW and biomass installations up to 500kW.  That's the easy bit! Nothing is just a case of wiring up and switching on, what with additional ethernet, TCP/IP, Modbus, etc, plus bespoke control systems.



    If there is a mentor who could help I would be delighted to make contact. I'm under no illusion that time and effort on my part is required and I'm a busy chap so it wouldn't be too onerous!



    Cheers, Everyone.
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  • Former Community Member
    Former Community Member
    Hi All,



    I'm an EngTech but would like to explore the route to IEng. I've covered a lot of ground since my initial successful application, both in terms of qualifications and experience. My employment is that of Head of Electrical Services for a rewables installation company. I'm designing and project managing the electrical elements of PV installations from 4 to 250kW and biomass installations up to 500kW.  That's the easy bit! Nothing is just a case of wiring up and switching on, what with additional ethernet, TCP/IP, Modbus, etc, plus bespoke control systems.



    If there is a mentor who could help I would be delighted to make contact. I'm under no illusion that time and effort on my part is required and I'm a busy chap so it wouldn't be too onerous!



    Cheers, Everyone.
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