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[NSE] 2019 Engineer of the Year Innovation Award

The Nigerian Society of Engineers is hereby calling for nominations/applications from all Engineers in Nigeria for the 2019 Engineer of the Year Awards. The Awards is to distinguish and recognize, in a dignified public way, an outstanding Engineer of the Nigerian Society.




Eligibility
Nominee must:
  • Be a financial member of the Nigerian Society of Engineers
  • Be registered with COREN.
  • Be a Nigerian Citizen.
  • Be a resident of any part of Nigeria.


 Criteria for selection:

  • Candidate must have a record of extensive participation in professional engineering and the Nigerian Society Engineers.
  • Creativity of design/Fabrication, Testing approach, Impact of design on manufacturing cost, quality, or other manufacturing and performance requirements.
  • Commercialization potential of the project and marketability of the product (for product development projects).
  • Level of local content of inputs.
  • Candidate's professional integrity shall be beyond question.
  • Candidate shall have consistently worked for the professional and technical interest of the engineering profession.
  • Candidate must have achieved particular distinction in his own technical field and mode of practice, which may be in government , educational, construction, industry, or private practice.
  • Occupational and Professional Achievements - Positions held in companies, businesses, government or other work agencies with which the candidate is associated.
  • Quality of the presentation (timeliness, graphics, clarity) Impact of design in meeting local need(s).
Interested and qualified candidates should send their Nomination/Application form and Citation of Achievements (not more than 500 words) in soft copy.

Interested and qualified candidates should send their Nomination/Application form and Citation of Achievements ( not more than 500 words) in soft copy to: bajayi@nse.org.ng The email which subject shall be "2019 Engineer of the year Award" must reach the Award Committee of the Nigerian Society of Engineers on or before the closing date above.

Deadline: Saturday 30th September, 2019.

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