What is the Birmingham Young Members' Panel?
The IMechE is the national focus for all Mechanical Engineers, providing a vast range of services to its members and helping to promote the profession. The Birmingham Young Members' Panel exists to provide a forum for all engineers in the area to meet and construct your own network of contacts from all fields of expertise. Run by Young Members for Young Members, our aim is to provide a full programme of both social and technical events, that meets the needs of all our members.
What is a Young Member?
You may be classed as a Young Member if you are an affiliate or associate member of the IMechE or if you have been a registered Member (CEng, IEng, EngTech) for less than 10 years. However, we will not exclude anyone that falls outside of those categories, even if you are not a member of the IMechE!
Why would you want to get involved?
For a few hours of your time a month you can develop personally and professionally whilst contributing to a very worthwhile and rewarding activity.
- Meet industry professionals
- Learn from other young engineers
- Locally and nationally influence the direction of your professional body
- Improve your career prospects
If you would like to receive email notification of local events and meeting dates, visit our contacts page and get in touch.
Ben Truman
BYMP Chairman
email: btruman@jaguar.com
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02 December 2008 | 18:00 - 19:45
To improve on the effectiveness of your staff and operational systems it is important that you move towards a team culture in which all staff understand the supply chains within the business and their role in meeting the required outputs.
The talk examines issues relating to a team culture, the need for change, staff behaviour and attitudes, relationships with other staff and the ten things we should do to be effective supply chain members so that we can minimise ‘costs’ and maximise our chances of being successful.
04 December 2008 | 18:00 - 20:30
Birmingham Young Members are hosting this years Speak Out for Engineering Competition for the Midlands Region. Submit your 200 Word synopsis to Ben Truman to be in with a chance of winning the £500 cash prize