The agreement opens up chartered manager status to ICE members with the appropriate engineering qualifications and management experience. ICE members can also get a 50% discount in their CMI fees.
Chartered engineers (CEng) and incorporated engineers (IEng) will all be able apply for chartered manager status via CMI’s ‘qualified’ route, if they have at least five years of management experience.
ICE director general Nick Baveystock said: “Chartered manager status complements ICE’s engineering qualifications and greatly endorses an individual’s management and leadership credentials – it is the ideal partner to IEng and CEng
CMI chief executive Ann Francke added: “Management and leadership are vital in delivering the nation’s infrastructure, which is why I am so pleased that we are working in partnership with the ICE.”
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