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Engineers quiet
heroes of power emergency
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While millions of Ontarians made their
way home early when the power went out, thousands of engineers
were hard at work across the province, investigating what went
wrong and - more important - working to restore service as quickly
as possible. From large generating stations to small municipal
utilities, Ontario's professional engineers rose to the challenge
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Course seminars
to help engineers increase value
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After months of intensive research, the
Ontario Society of Professional Engineers will launch its first
selection of professional development offerings this fall. The
new program was developed in response to input from engineers
who have asked us for training and skill building opportunities
that will help them increase their value in the marketplace
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Already a member?
Help the Society and you could win!
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In
the short time since engineers created the Ontario Society of
Professional Engineers, the Society has accomplished a great
deal on behalf of the province's engineers. As the end of the
transition period between Professional Engineers Ontario (PEO)
and the Society draws near, we need the support of every engineer
in Ontario to continue building a strong voice for our profession
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Society welcomes
new CEO
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The Society's Board of Directors is pleased
to announce the recent appointment of Heather E. Bell to the
position of Chief Executive Officer. Heather's responsibilities
include the executive management of all operational activities
of the Society and implementing strategic directions developed
by the Society Board
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Have your say!
Annual survey seeks member input
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In the coming weeks, engineers across Ontario
will have an opportunity to have their say in the Society's
third annual Membership Survey. A link to the online survey
will be distributed in September to over 20,000 engineers for
whom the Society has a valid email address. Recipients will
be asked to provide their thoughts on a variety of engineering-related
issues and Society activities
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Exploring the
nature of engineering - the WEAC Fall Forum, October 25, 2003
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On Saturday, October 25, engineers are
invited to take a closer look at the nature and culture of engineering
and the changing face of one of society's most important professions.
These and other issues will top the agenda at the annual Fall
Forum presented by the Society's Women in Engineering Advisory
Committee (WEAC)
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