Hany feels that his career has benefitted from becoming an Incorporated Engineer, as ‘Becoming a Member of The Welding Institute (MWeldI) and registered as an IEng with the Engineering Council allows plentiful opportunities for continued professional development to enhance my competences, knowledge and skills base even further.’

Indeed, Hany recommends that others follow his example and go ahead with attaining a professional registration as an IEng, saying, ‘Becoming an Incorporated Engineer (IEng) guarantees you worldwide professional recognition and the opportunity to work anywhere in the world. It provides a measure of your skills and professionalism in the engineering industry as well as showing your dedication to personal development.’

Of course, professional registration also has benefits for Hany’s employer. ‘I strongly believe that professional registration benefits the employer as it provides them with confidence that their employees are competent, have experience which has been assessed, reviewed and awarded by international bodies as well as academic ability.’ He said. ‘I am always looking for relevant training to increase my effectiveness in my role and to keep up to date in the field of my career.’

However, Hany told us that he is not yet finished with his career goals, revealing that, ‘professionally, I have put CEng as my next goal before the end of 2018. Academically, I am looking towards achieving a doctorate level before end of 2021. This will help me further enhance my professional expertise up to the top knowledge/experience level.’

We wish Hany all the best with his career progression, and expect he will approach his next goals with the same dedication that has seen him rise to where he is now.

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