Leading consultancy recognised for training excellence
28/08/2013 Institution of Chemical Engineers
Morgan Sindall Professional Services - a leading multi-disciplinary design and engineering consultancy - has been awarded Bronze Corporate Partner status for its training excellence and commitment to the chemical engineering profession by the Institution of Chemical Engineers (IChemE).IChemE, which has 38,000 members worldwide, awards Corporate Partner status to organisations in the process industries that set high standards for the recruitment, training and development of their chemical engineering talent.
Morgan Sindall Professional Services received their award at a special ceremony on 19 August 2013. They join a small and exclusive group of international companies to be recognised by IChemE, which includes ADMA, AstraZeneca, Atkins, BP, Ingen, KBR, Larsen and Toubro and Sellafield Ltd.
IChemE's chief executive, David Brown, said: "Morgan Sindall Professional Services is a very successful organisation and operates in many sectors where chemical engineering makes an important contribution such as life sciences, chemicals, energy, industrial and manufacturing, nuclear, aviation, rail and utility services sectors.
"Much of their success is due to their excellent approach to training and development, especially the nurturing of their chemical and process engineering staff. Their in-house training, graduate support and long-term commitment to professional development of their chemical engineers is of a very high standard and they fully deserve their award of Bronze Corporate Partner status.
"They now join a select group of companies who are leading the way for skills and professional development in the sector."
Mark Dickson, Morgan Sindall Professional Service's process and engineering director is pleased to receive prestigious recognition for the business' commitment to developing expertise within the field of chemical engineering.
He said: "Our partner status demonstrates that our engineers have the cutting edge knowledge and proficiency to offer real value to chemical engineering projects. Staff development is key to ensuring that we remain at the forefront of this industry."
For more information, visit www.icheme.org
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