Kelly Cranford, PE, ENV SP, FES Fellow | |
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"We have only just begun to make a difference in our state, nation, and world. " |
Wow – this year has flown by! We have increased our membership over the past year and have a definite “seat at the table” for the milestone building inspection rules, water quality rules, and regulations concerning the procurement of professional services. Remember: without friction, there is no movement.
If you have not already done so, join one or more of our Interest Groups to keep up to date on what is happening in Florida. We have some exciting speakers lined up for virtual sessions. Our Environmental / Water Resources Subcommittee has been very involved with the Clean Water regulations.
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Register for the 2023 Annual Conference | |
Make plans to attend the 2023 Annual Conference at the JW Marriott in Marco Island July 26 - 29, 2023.
This event allows you to gather with fellow members from around the state for informative discussions, continuing education, product review, professional group meetings, and social networking.
The agenda includes three parallel educational tracks (FES/ACEC Florida/Practice Sections) with nine sessions each and a Laws, Rules & Professional Ethics session. There is something for everyone!
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Celebrate Engineer of the Year and Others at the FES Awards Lunch | |
While you are at the Annual Conference, make sure to attend the FES Annual Awards Lunch on Friday, July 28, 2023, from 11:30 am - 1:15 pm. Celebrate the recipients of the Engineer of the Year, the Young Engineer of the Year, Outstanding Technical Achievement, Outstanding Service to the Engineering Profession, and more.
We will also be naming the 2023 Fellow Members.
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FES and Puerto Rico Sign Memorandum of Understanding | |
Leaders from FES and Colegio De Ingenieros Y Agrimensores De Puerto Rico (CIAPR) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) increasing communication and collaboration, and allowing these professionals to exchange scientific and technical information to strengthen technical knowledge within the industry. | |
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Second Issue of Engineering Florida Now Available | |
Florida's engineering workforce benefits from a thriving economy, diverse industries, and a favorable research and educational environment. However, the demand for talent and the need for resilient infrastructure present ongoing challenges that engineers in the state must address to ensure continued growth and development.
Read Engineering Florida - Focus on Workforce which includes stories on:
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Save the Dates for the 2024 Professional Engineers Legislative Days | |
Save the dates - January 8-10, 2024 - for the foremost legislative event for Florida's engineering industry. This event offers professional engineers the opportunity to promote and defend key issues at the Capitol. During this event, you will have a chance to meet your Legislators, visit the Capitol, and network with your fellow engineers.
More details to follow.
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FELI Class of 2023 Holds Session V in Coral Gables | |
The Florida Engineering Leadership Institute (FELI) Class of 2023 held its fifth session last month in Coral Gables. In addition to a golf tournament, team-building events, and a class project update, FELI members also heard from FDOT Districts IV and VI Leadership, Cindy Baldwin from VDCO Tech, and Congresswoman Maria Elvira Salazar (FL-27).
Throughout its 10-month program, FELI enhances the leadership skills of its participants and sets out a clear pathway to put these skills into practice, serving our profession and our communities. You can expect great things from these emerging leaders!
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Florida's Water Quality Rules Pursuant to the Clean Waterways Act
Written by Susan Roeder Martin, Nason, Yeager, Gerson, Harris, and Fumero
Significant Rulemaking
The Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) recently adopted (pending ratification) the most significant rules in its history pertaining to stormwater quality. The rules will drastically alter the environmental resource permit (ERP) requirements for water quality treatment.
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Invest in the Engineering Profession | | |
To be competitive in an increasingly uncertain climate, it is critical that the members of FES and ACEC Florida participate in the political process through meaningful PAC engagement. Donors enjoy a host of benefits throughout the year, including access to special events, donor acknowledgment gifts, and recognition. Those interested in supporting our efforts to advance the goals of engineers and engineering firms may do so in the following ways: | |
For more information, please email Laura Heiselman, Director of Government and Political Affairs.
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FES is proud to welcome this month's new members to our network of over 3,000 professional engineers to enhance successful career paths and providing opportunities to network with engineers in their local communities.
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NEW MEMBERS BY CHAPTER
BIG BEND
Matthew Trimble, PE
CALUSA
William Fischer, PE
John Smith, PE
CENTRAL FLORIDA
David Falk, PE
Boyd Jenkins
Peter McGovern
Celestin Pierre
Lillian Smith
Jeffrey Weatherford, PE, PTOE
FOREST
Grady Polk
MIAMI
Rhyannan Campos
Jose Castro, PE, PMP, ENV SP
Jorge Gonzalez, PE
Eugenio Ochoa
Grecia Rodriguez Dominguez
MYAKKA
Daniel Bond, PE
Peter Christensen
PALM BEACH
Abdalla Hidaytalla
Alexis San Miguel
Jim Sullivan, PSM
TAMPA
Jitesh Gajera
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NEW STUDENT MEMBERS
FAMU-FSU College of Engineering
Alexander Rodriguez
William Weston
Tyree Young
Florida Atlantic University
Ayah Jaber
Florida International University
Kaya Crevecoeur
Abid Hossain
Syeda Lamiya Mahnaz
University of Central Florida
Alex Burgos
University of Florida
Hannah Chewning
Arianna Cortes
Stacy Pham
University of Miami
Grace Minor
University of North Florida
Jean Erryle Nikko Miranda
University of South Florida
Gilberto Jaimes
University of West Florida
Noah Fussner
Samer Mando
Hung Pham
Charles Rice
Valencia College
Lauren Berning
Andre Nobrega
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Utility Planning & Engineering Division Director
Citrus County, FL Board of County Commissioners invites applications for the position of Utility Planning & Engineering Division Director. To apply, click here.
Engineer I – Water Resources
Citrus County, FL Board of County Commissioners invites applications for the position of Engineer I – Water Resources. To apply, click here.
Senior Engineer
City of Largo, FL invites applications for the position of Senior Engineer. To apply, click here.
Engineer I-IV
City of Boynton Beach invites applications for the position of Engineer I-IV. To apply, click here.
Land Development Engineer
Polk County BoCC invites applications for the position of Land Development Engineer. To apply, click here.
Various Engineering Positions
City of Hollywood invites applications for the position of Various Engineering Positions. To apply, click here.
Business Developer
Baxter & Woodman, Inc. invites applications for the position of Business Developer. To apply, click here.
To place a Classified Ad, please email Meghan Shiner, Communications Coordinator.
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