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January 2015
http://va-pec.org/events/HREE_calendar.pdf
In this issue:
Education: Winter 2015 PMI Prep (3); ASM International (8-11),
Meeting announcements from ASNE (6), HRGBC (5), IEEE (12 & 14), PMI HR (13), and SAME HR (7).
William LaBelle
HR Engineering Society Calendar Editor
[email protected]
January 2015
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
4
5
6
11:30a ASHRAE
11
12
6pm ASCE BOD
13
5:30p PEC
Wednesday
7
5:30p PMI
Meeting
6p ECHR
14
6p IES Seminar
18
25
19
26
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
1
2
3
FRC Kickoff
8
11:30a SAME VP
9
10
SWE event
15
6p AWS
16
17
22
11:45a AIAA
23
24
FTC Eastern
Regional—NSU
30
31
6p IES Seminar
20
12p HRGBC
21
11:30a SAME HR
5:30p ASM
6p ASNE
27
28
29
5:30p SME HR
6p IEEE Meeting
6p Tidewater IES
Hampton Roads Engineering Societies Calendar January 2015
February 2015
Sunday
1
Monday
2
Tuesday
3
11:30a ASHRAE
Wednesday
4
5:30p PMI
Meeting
Thursday
Friday
5
11:30a SAME VP
6
Saturday
7
MatchCounts—
Tidewater
6p ECHR
PMI PMP Prep Class
8
9
6pm ASCE BOD
10
5:30p PEC
11
12
Lincoln’s Birthday
13
14
20
ODU Eng. Open
House
21
ODU Eng. Open
House
Engineering
Excellence
Awards
Banquet
MathCounts—
Peninsula
27
28
Megagenius
6p IEEE Meeting
15
16
22
Washington’s
Birthday
17
12p HRGBC
23
24
18
6p ASNE
19
6pHRGBC Happy
Hour
25
26
Girl Day
RJEC Engineers’
Week Banquet
PEC Engineer of the
Year Banquet
NASA Career Days
March 2015
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
1
2
3
11:30a ASHRAE
8
9
10
5:30p PEC
15
16
6pm ASCE BOD
17
Wednesday
4
5:30p PMI HR
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
5
11:30a SAME VP
6
7
FTC—State
11
12
13
14
RJEC Celebrate Eng’g
Ingenuity
18
6p ASNE
19
20
6p ECHR Meeting
18:45 EDT
21
MathCounts—State
Tidewater Science
Fair
Virginia Regional - First Robotics
22
23
24
12p HRGBC
25
11:30a SAME HR
26
12p SNAME Mtg
27
28
Virginia State Science
& Engineering Fair
29
30
31
6p SME Meeting
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Hampton Roads Engineering Societies Calendar January 2015
Winter 2015 PMI PREP Class
Dates:
February 6, 2015
5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
Location:
ODU Peninsula Center
600 Butler Farm Road, 2nd floor
Hampton, VA 23666
Registration: https://www.pmihr.org/meet-reg1.php?id=35
Fee:
$350 Member registration
$650 Non-member registration
Registration is now open for our next PMP Exam Prep Class to be held February 6-7, 2015 at
the ODU Peninsula Center, 600 Butler Farm Road, Hampton, Virginia, Room 2248 (subject to
change).
The course will be held from 8 Am to 5:15 PM each day. The course has been updated to reflect
the changes to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK), 5th Edition.
The cost is $350.00 for PMI Hampton Roads Chapter Members and $650.00 for non-Members.
The course is open to Exam Candidates as well as current holders of a PMI Credential, and is
worth 14 PDUs.
Registration for this class will close on Tuesday, January 27th. For further information, please
contact Ken Halloway, Vice-President, Education and Certification Programs at
[email protected].
If you have registration issues, please contact [email protected]. Please note that due
to the requirement to order training materials, there will be no refunds after January 27, 2015.
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Society Announcements, Events, Meetings, etc.
http://hamptonroads.ashraechapters.org/
Meetings: Chapter meetings are held the 1st Tuesday of the
month at 11:30am at:
ITT Technical Institute
5425 Robin Hood Rd
Norfolk, Virginia
Upcoming meetings:
February 3 “Geothermal Wellfield Design”, Dave Hoffman
March 3 “Servicing Water Pumping Organization”, Roy Hubbard
Dinner Meetings:
Springhill Suites, Newtown Rd., Virginia Beach, VA
(except as noted)
3rd Wednesdays:
1800-1900 Social Hour
1900-2030 Dinner and Program
http://www.asne-tw.org/
Upcoming Events:
January 21 Glen Sturtevant, Director of Science and Tchnology DoD, Navy
February 5 Metal Working Hazards Technical Solution Seminar, 9-11 AM or 1-3 PM Embassy Suites Convention Center, Hampton
February 18 Jennifer Boykin, HII-NNS Vice President, Engineering and Design, “HII-NAVSEA Commonality Initiative”
Upcoming Meetings:
January 20 Brock Center Platinum Tour—Beyond LEED
January 21 Morning Buzz at Old Dominion University
February 17 Norfolk Resilience—Sea Level Rise
February 19 Happy Hour, Gordon Biersch, Virginia
SWE Hampton Roads http://www.hr-swe.org/
Upcoming meetings:
January 21 Women in Engineering Panel with ODU and Hampton
University
SAME Hampton Roads Post http://samehr.com/
Most meetings are held at the Westin Virginia Beach Town Center, the programs begin at 11:30a.
Upcoming meetings:
January 21 3D Underwater Imaging for Coastal Infrastructure Rapid Assessment and Construction Monitoring,
Chris Gorman, PE, Coda Octopus Products, Inc.
SAME Virginia Peninsula Post http://posts.same.org/VApeninsula/
Meetings: Most meetings are held at the Joint Base Langley-Eustis (JBLE) Club, the programs begin at 1200.
If you plan to eat lunch during the meeting, try to arrive around 1130 so you have plenty of time to grab a
seat and get your meal.
DOD ID required for Joint Base Langley-Eustis access. Contact Ms. Christy Gardner, 757-764-9416 or
[email protected] to be sponsored on base.
Upcoming meetings:
February 5
March 5
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Brock Center Platinum Tour—Beyond LEED
Continuing Education: 1.5 GBCI CEU for LEED Accredited Professionals: Category VII: Project Surroundings and
Public Outreach; AIA credit
This program is appropriate for architects, specifiers, professional engineers, building owners, building managers,
corporate accounts and building inspectors. This program is basic and meets the needs of professionals at every
experience level.
When:
Tuesday, January 20, 2015
12:00 pm to 1:30 pm
Where:
Chesapeake Bay Foundation’s Brock Environmental Center
3690 Marlin Bay Drive
Virginia Beach
Lunch will be served. Registrations must be received by noon on January 16th to provide an accurate lunch count.
Please email any questions to Donna Wilgus, HRGBC Administrative Assistant, at [email protected]
Registration and details:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/brock-environmental-center-platinum-tour-beyond-leed-tickets-14144292961
Norfolk Resilience—Sea Level Rise (HRGBC Learning Series)
Continuing Education: 1.5 GBCI CEU for LEED Accredited Professionals: Category VII: Project Surroundings and
Public Outreach; AIA credit
This program is appropriate for architects, specifiers, professional engineers, building owners, building managers,
corporate accounts and building inspectors. This program is basic and meets the needs of professionals at every
experience level.
When:
Tuesday, February 17, 2015
12:00 pm to 1:30 pm
Where:
Chesapeake Bay Foundation’s Brock Environmental Center
3690 Marlin Bay Drive
Virginia Beach
Lunch will be served. Registrations must be received by noon on February 13th to provide an accurate lunch
count. Please email any questions to Donna Wilgus, HRGBC Administrative Assistant, at [email protected]
Registration and details:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/brock-environmental-center-platinum-tour-beyond-leed-tickets-14144292961
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January Dinner Meeting
Presented by the Tidewater Section of ASNE
Date//Time: Wednesday, January 21, 2015 / 6:00pm – 9:00pm
Place:
Cost:
To sign up:
RSVP:
Questions:
Marriott Springhill Suites: 6350 Newtown Road, Norfolk
Members and Guests:
$28 in advance / $30 at the door
Military in uniform:
$15 in advance / $20 at the door
Student ASNE members:
$10 in advance / $15 at the door
Student non-members:
$15 in advance / $20 at the door
Register and Pay on-line @ http://www.asne-tw.org/
RSVP by NOON - Tuesday, January 20, 2015
Contact Kevin Terry @ 757-705-7194 / [email protected]
"Flexible Ships: Affordable Relevance Over the Ship's Life
Cycle"
Glen Sturtevant is the Director for Science and Technology assigned to the
United States Navy Department’s Program Executive Office for Ships in
Washington, D.C. His current duties include Energy Advisor to the PEO
and NAVSEA Deputy Commander for Surface Warfare. He is Project
Manager for the DDG 51 Hybrid Electric Drive Proof of Concept system.
He graduated from College du Leman in Geneva, Switzerland, earned a
Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from the University of Delaware
and a Master of Public Management degree from Indiana University. He
has completed Program Management and Engineering programs of study at
National Defense University, Webb Institute of Naval Architecture and
Marine Engineering, and MIT.
Mr. Sturtevant began his career with the Navy Department in 1978 as a Project Engineer at Philadelphia Naval
Shipyard in Pennsylvania. In 1983 he was assigned to the Surface Ships Directorate at Naval Sea Systems Command
Headquarters in Arlington, Virginia where he was Project Manager for the conversion of USS BELKNAP (CG 26) to
U.S. 6th Fleet Flagship homeported in Gaeta, Italy, the overhaul of USS STERETT (CG 31) in Subic Bay, Republic of
the Philippines and the modernization of USS BIDDLE (CG 34), the first ship in the Navy’s NTU.
In 1987 he was assigned to the Aegis Shipbuilding Program (PMS 400) where he held positions as the Fleet
Directorate’s Plans and Programs Manager, Cruiser Conversion Program Manager, Integrated Bridge System Program
Manager, and from 1998 to 2004 was Program Manager for the Navy’s Smartship Program. Mr. Sturtevant was the
Navy’s Response Team leader activated as a result of the al Qaeda bombing of USS COLE (DDG 67) in Yemen.
He is a member of the World Scientific Engineering Academy and Society, Surface Navy Association, American
Management Association, Navy League of the United States, and has served on the Association of Scientists and
Engineers Professional Development Committee and as Chairman of the Science and Education Committee.
He is a Project Management Institute certified Project Management Professional and a certified Defense Department
Acquisition Professional in Program Management. Mr. Sturtevant has received the Association of Scientists and
Engineers Professional Achievement Award, OSDs Aegis Cruiser Reduced Total Ownership Cost Award, and the
individual Aegis Excellence Award. Mr. Sturtevant is a member of the Pi Alpha Alpha National Honor Society.
He has provided professional consultation to the allied Navies of Great Britain, Canada, Japan, Spain, Sweden,
Taiwan, South Korea, France, Greece, Chile and Australia. He has written numerous technical papers and has been
published in several professional society journals.
Hampton Roads Engineering Societies Calendar January 2015
3D Underwater Imaging for Coastal Infrastructure Rapid Assessment and
Construction Monitoring
Date:
January 21, 2015 1130 - 1300 hrs
Location:
Holiday Inn, 5655 Greenwich Rd, Virginia Beach
Costs:
SAME Members—$25.00; Gov’t/Active Military—$10.00
Registration:
http://www.jotformpro.com/form/50094664557967
Presenter: M r. Chris Gorman, P E, Coda Octopus P roducts, I nc.
Learning Objectives:
1. Describe current challenges with marine infrastructure assessment and underwater construction.
2. Understand how real-time imaging can fundamentally change how project is planned and managed.
3. Gain insight on how this directly benefits projects for both cost and productivity.
4. Understand the applications and project types to best apply this technology.
Scope: The purpose of this event is to bring together architects, engineers, constructors, and
environmental professionals from the public and private sectors for a presentation on a new technology
that is enabling new construction methods and improving infrastructure management. The presentation
will provide an overview of the benefits and project applications of Real-Time 3D High-Definition
underwater imaging.
CE/PDH: This 50-minute presentation will provide with you one PDH credit
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SUSTAINING MEMBERS
NONLINEAR ENGINEERING, LLC
Eastern VA Chapter ASM
C/O Steven J. Gentz
2252 Towne Park Drive SW
Huntsville, AL 35803
HUNTINGTON INGALLS - NEWPORT
NEWS SHIPBUILDING
Eastern Virginia Chapter
A Joint Meeting with the Central Virginia
Section of ASME
Technical Presentation
Aluminum Bridge
Deck Structures for
Highway Use*
Tuesday, January 27, 2015
IMPORTANT NOTICE:
To continue receiving your chapter’s event
notifications, please be sure your email and
postal addresses are up to date on the ASM
web site:
www.asminternational.org
We will continue to send the hard copy to
members who do not have email or have
requested email not be sent.
Be sure to visit the chapter website at:
asmeasternvirginia.tripod.com
Virginia Commonwealth University
Engineering East Hall, Room E2221
401 West Main Street
Richmond, Virginia 23284
6:30 – 7:00 PM: Social time and dinner
7:00 – 8:00 PM: Technical Presentation
Dinner: Pizza and soft drinks will be provided
at a charge of $5 per person.
Reservations: Please notify Jeff Wiese at
804-421-7897 or [email protected] by
Friday, January 23 on your planned
attendance. Everyone is welcome.
Chairman’s Message:
This month’s presentation is the second of three technical talks jointly
sponsored by our chapter and the Central Virginia Section of ASME. The
last in the series will be "Equilibrium Phase Diagrams" to be held in the
Williamsburg area in April. These technical presentations are educational
in nature and will be worth one (1) Professional Development Hour (PDH)
each toward a Virginia Professional Engineer license. Virginia requires
16 PDHs during each two year license renewal period, and three of those
could be covered by these technical talks at no cost to the attendee.
We have two activities planned for February. Every year we support the
Engineers Week banquets by the Richmond Joint Engineers Council
(rjec.org) and the Peninsula Engineers Council (va-pec.org). Please see
their web sites or contact any of our officers for more information.
Finally, in March we will be holding our second annual CO2 Dragster
Contest at the Science Museum of Virginia in Richmond as part of the
Celebrate Engineering Ingenuity Day. The objective of this contest is to
teach the participants about materials selection and utilization through the
practical task of creating small, CO2 jet powered dragsters. The designers
must make the vehicles as light as possible in order to score the lowest run
times and must consider their material selections carefully to achieve that
goal. See the chapter web site for more information.
Please note that everyone is welcome to these events, and we hope to see
you there.
About the Presentation:
“Aluminum Bridge Decks for Highway Use," is about the concept, its
evolution, and other structural aluminum applications including:
• Unpainted aluminum girders in service since 1961.
• A portable aluminum bridge to span insufficient bridges
facilitating heavy transformer deliveries.
• The aluminum deck technology used on 70 European bridges.
• Issues such as corrosion, bimetallic connections, fatigue, use of
friction connections, friction stir welding (FSWelding).
• Where/why the technology makes sense.
It is about the use of a nontraditional material in infrastructure with the
potential for 100+ year longevity.
Contact any of our officers if you would like to advertise in our newsletter.
About the Speaker:
Upcoming Events:
Kurt Thompson received his BSME from the University of Virginia. He
worked for Reynolds Metals Company (RMC) in their corporate
engineering services and then in R&D for 21 years. While in R&D, Kurt
stimulated interest, acquired funding, then led the $2.3 million per year
program for 2.5 years developing the aluminum bridge deck technology.
That program built a multidisciplinary, multi-corporate team including
RMC, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Modjeski and Masters, and others
that developed the wearing surface, deck structure, and arc welding
procedures. Two arc welded bridge decks were installed and remain in
service to this day (17+ years). In 2012, Kurt participated in another
installation. The 14' X 64' X 28 ton prefabricated superstructure was
shipped across four states, then lifted into place in 30 minutes proving
unsurpassed accelerated bridge construction capabilities. Design
enhancements include the use of FSWelding and friction connections.
These innovations led to changes in the AASHTO and AWS D1.2 Codes.
February:
Directions from Hampton Roads Area:
Heading West on I-64:
1. Take exit 190 on left for 5th Street toward Downtown/Coliseum/I95/Petersburg
2. Continue on North 5th Street for 0.7 miles
3. Turn right onto East Main Street for 0.5 miles
4. VCU Engineering East Hall is on your left at the intersection of W.
Main and N. Belvedere Sts.
Parking:
Street parking is limited. The nearest public parking is JL Lot located at
200 West Cary St. between S. Madison and S. Jefferson Sts., just around
the corner from the Engineering East Hall. The lot entrance is from
Madison St. Evening parking is $1 for first hour and $2 for each
additional hour.
Evening entry to the building is on the W. Main St. side of the building.
Engineers' Week Activities (Tidewater and Richmond)
RJEC Engineers Week Banquet – February 26 (rjec.org)
PEC Engineers Week Banquet – February 28 (va-pec.org)
March 14 (π day): CO2 Dragster Contest at Celebrating Engineering
Ingenuity Day (Richmond)
April:
Equilibrium Phase Diagrams* (Williamsburg)
May:
Spring Social: All You Can Eat at Bottoms Up Pizza (Joint
Meeting with ASME in Richmond)
* 1 PDH credit will be awarded for each technical presentation
Chapter Officers:
Chairman:
Jeff Wiese
[email protected]
Vice Chairman:
Open
Position
Secretary:
Kurt Thompson
[email protected]
Treasurer:
Don Geisler
[email protected]
Program Chair:
Steve Gentz
[email protected]
Web Master:
Jim Hurst
[email protected]
www.ASMPowerofOne.com
Hampton Roads Engineering Societies Calendar January 2015
IEEE Hampton Roads Section
http://www.ieee.org/hrs
2014 Senior Member Recognition &
2015 Opening Senior Member Roundup
Date/Time: Thursday, January 29, 2015
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Location: Norfolk Waterside Marriott [http://bit.ly/1zrp5m5]
235 East Main Street
Norfolk, VA 23510
Meal Cost: Free
6:00 - Social
6:30 - Recognition &
Senior Member
Rodeo
8:00 - Continue
networking
We start the 2015 year with a networking and recognition event.
Come join us as we recognize members that where elevated to Senior
Member grade during 2014. We also begin the IEEE Hampton Roads 2015
Senior Member Drive.
Reservations:
 vtools: https://meetings.vtools.ieee.org/meeting_view/list_meeting/31025
 Jeff Hazen at [email protected]
William LaBelle [[email protected], +1 757 619 9050].
Checks: Checks should be made out to I EEE and brought to the meeting.
IEEE Hampton Roads Section, P.O. Box 7437, Hampton, VA 23666-0437 • +1 757-619-9050 • www.ieee.org/hrs
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PMI Annual Meeting
Dates:
February 4, 2015
5:30 PM - 8:00 PM
Location:
Town Center City Club [TENTATIVE]
222 Central Park Ave., Suite 230
Virginia Beach, VA 23462
Registration: https://www.pmihr.org/meet-reg1.php?id=39
Fee:
$20.15 Member registration, $30.15 after January 30
$20.15 Non-member registration, $30.15 after January 30
About the Meeting:
We invite you to join your fellow project management professionals at the February Dinner
Meeting to kick off the year.
Eric Sivertsen, our chapter president, and the entire PMIHR Board of Directors invite you to join
them at this special Annual Meeting dinner which will begin with a review of the past year’s
accomplishments.
The business portion and main meeting will include a presentation on the plans to maximize
membership value for 2015! Learn more about your PMI and Region 5, your chapter programs,
education, special events, outreach, and volunteerism. Provide your input about what works
well…and what we should take another look at. Find out why we are so excited about our next
steps…and please join us in recognizing our loyal sponsors and thank them for supporting
PMIHR!
To get things started, the Board is offering a special “Welcome to 2015” price for this dinner.
Everybody who preregisters—chapter members and prospective chapter members—pays just
$20.15 if you register by January 30th at 5:00 PM! Due to this fantastic offer, there is a limit of
110 attendees due to room constraints.
We hope to see you at Town Center City Club in Virginia Beach, Wednesday Feb 4, 2015.
Networking starts at 5:30.
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IEEE Hampton Roads Section
http://www.ieee.org/hrs
Swisslog Logistics Presentation and Tour
Speaker: Michael Felbinger
Date/Time: Thursday, February 12, 2015
6:30 PM - 9:00 PM
6:30 - Social
7:00 - Dinner
7:45 - Guest
speaker
9:00 - Meeting
conclusion
Location: Swisslog Logistics, Inc. [http://bit.ly/1x1kfyY]
161 Enterprise Drive
Newport News, VA 23603
Meal Cost: Members $20 and guests; Students and Student nonmembers $10
Presentation Free
Biography: M ichael Felbinger is Vice P resident of P roject I mplementation for
Swisslog Warehouse and Distribution Solutions in Newport News, VA. He is a Material
Handling and Systems Integration specialist with almost 20 years of experience in
designing, installing and commissioning automated material handling systems from the
first ideas to the handover to the customer. Michael leads a team of realization
professionals for Project Management, Engineering, Procurement, Controls and
Software.
Before his current
assignment, Michael was
Swisslog’s Director of
Engineering and
Procurement and Program
Director for an Executive
account. Prior to this he
worked as project manager
for Swisslog in Europe with
projects in various countries
before he transferred to the
US organization in 2004.
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Exit 250
I-64
Michael holds a degree in
Mechanical Engineering from
the Technical University in
Darmstadt, Germany. He is a
Member of the Association of
German Engineers and the
ASME B30.13 subcommittee
Storage/Retrieval (S/R)
Machines and Associated Equipment.
In his free time Michael serves as Assistant Scoutmaster in
Boy Scout Troop 103 in Williamsburg, VA.
Reservations:
 vtools: https://meetings.vtools.ieee.org/meeting_view/list_meeting/30551
 Jeff Hazen at [email protected]
William LaBelle [[email protected], +1 757 619 9050].
Checks: Checks should be made out to I EEE and brought to the meeting.
IEEE Hampton Roads Section, P.O. Box 7437, Hampton, VA 23666-0437 • +1 757-619-9050 • www.ieee.org/hrs
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Last Word
The Hampton Roads Engineering Societies Calendar is a free e-mail calendar of engineering society events for the Hampton
Roads area. It is open to the public and all societies are invited to advertise their events.
Any society may send in announcements (monthly meetings, EXCOMs, conferences, …) for distribution. They can be as
colorful as you wish. I accept most any format. I can convert the essential details of an announcement for the text version of
calendar. Announcements are distributed via email with a link to a PDF download file. PDF files allow for ruffles and
flourishes, such as society logos, banners, et al.
Issues are distributed the 1st of each month with mid-month issues for January to May and September to November. Please
forward your society’s announcement to me by the 20th of the month and include contact information.
List members receive a monthly text-only e-mail calendar of events. The latest PDF version of this file is available on the
Peninsula Engineers Council website http://www.va-pec.org/events/HREE_calendar.pdf. Send an email to
[email protected] if you desire to be notified when new PDF versions are available.
Calendar users can:
* Join the list by sending a blank e-mail to [email protected] [text version], or
* Receive notices when the PDF version is available by sending a message to [email protected]. .
Engineering societies are encouraged to:
* Promote the HRESC to your membership.
* Update your link on the HRESC site by sending e-mail to [email protected]
* Add a link from your site directing visitors to learn more about the HRESC at the PEC site
http://va-pec.org/.
The key email addresses are listed below.
Subscribe:
[email protected]
Unsubscribe: [email protected]
List owner:
[email protected]
Announcements and PDF version notice: [email protected].
Society List
AIAA
American Institute of Aeronautics and
Astronautics
SMRP
Society of Maintenance and Reliability
Professionals
ASHRAE
American Society of Heating,
Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning
Engineers
SNAME
Society of Naval Architects and Marine
Engineers
SWE
Society of Women Engineers
ASNE
American Society of Naval Engineers
THR
Technology Hampton Roads
ECHR
The Engineers Club of Hampton Roads
VSPE
ECVP
Engineers Club of the Virginia Peninsula
Virginia Society of Professional
Engineers
IEEE
Institute for Electrical and Electronic
Engineers
USGBC
United States Green Building Council
WTS
Women Transportation Society
IES
Illumination Engineering Society
HRGBC
Hampton Roads Green Building Council
INCOSE
International Council on Systems
Engineering
LEED
Leadership in Energy & Environmental
Design
PMI
Project Management Institute
SAME
Society of American Military Engineers
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Career Opportunities
Do you have a job opening? Consider posting your announcement here. Send your position announcement to me at
[email protected]. Positions must be resubmitted once a month else it is assumed the position is filled.
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