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OBJECTIVES
- To
review university engineering education and engineering design
office procedures and introduce modern concepts eg. Eurocodes
- To
help introduce a professional examination system similar to the British
Engineering Council’s tests for chartered status
- To
help update the education and training of technicians, and bring
technical staff into boardrooms so as to counter the negative
influences of the trade unions
- To
encourage and assist the indigenous design and construction of
bridges, ships, rolling stock and aircraft
- To
advise on indigenous uses of resources such as coal, steel,
aluminium and thorium, resources which are currently being exported
while ships, rolling stock and aircraft etc are being imported
- To
help introduce advanced software to the country’s engineering
design offices to as to maximise cost-effectiveness and prevent
wastage of other resources
- To
advise on the modernisation of national fabricating shops, reviewing
equipment and plant layouts and suggesting more modern alternatives
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To encourage manufacturing and engineering technicians to join
internationally-recognised trade unions (eg. IG
Metall) as an alternative to politically affiliated
organisations such as CENTU, CITU or AITU
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