May 16, 2024
Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba Welcomes Michael Gregoire, P.Eng., FEC, as CEO/Registrar/Secretary
Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba is pleased to announce the appointment of
Michael Gregoire, P.Eng., FEC, as the CEO/Registrar/Secretary, effective immediately.
Mr. Gregoire brings a wealth of experience and expertise to the role, having served
in various capacities within the organization for the past 16 years. His tenure as
interim CEO/Registrar/Secretary since January 2023 has been marked by dedication,
collaboration, and a steadfast commitment to the advancement of the engineering and
geoscience professions in Manitoba.
For more information, please read the full
news story.
Call
for Council Applications This year, the Nominating Committee is
putting out a call for professional members who are interested in standing for
nomination, by Council, in the upcoming election. There are four (4) Council
vacancies for 2024; three (3) professional engineers and one (1) professional
geoscientist. There is no vacancy for the intern position on Council this year.
Members who are interested are asked to complete the
application
form and submit it along with their curriculum vitae (CV) to
Info@EngGeoMB.ca
(on behalf of the Nominating Committee). Application forms and CVs can also be
mailed or dropped off at the Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba Office at 870
Pembina Highway, Winnipeg, MB, R3M 2M7. The deadline for application
submissions is
Friday, May 17, 2024, at 4:30 p.m.
Paul Hubley, P.Geo., FGC to become new CEO of Geoscientists Canada
Geoscientists Canada is pleased to announce that Paul Hubley, P.Geo., FGC, will take the helm of
Geoscientists Canada as Chief Executive Officer upon the retirement of the current CEO, Andrea Waldie,
P.Geo., FGC, on May 31, 2024. Paul Hubley has over 30 years of experience on projects in environmental
consulting in Canada and the United States. He is recognized as an expert in geology, hydrogeology,
and site assessment and remediation.
For more information, please read the full
news story.
Investigation Committee
The Investigation Committee is a committee of Council and is made up of registered professionals from all disciplines,
who review complaints made about the conduct of members in a timely manner and makes recommendations for
discipline based on the severity of the offense. The committee also provides guidance to membership on standards
of professional practice. The committee is currently looking for a Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) working in the area of
structural engineering to join the committee. For full details, please see the
call for volunteers.
Ingenium
Task Group -
Multiple Positions The Ingenium Task Group assists
in the planning of the professional development seminars that will be offered
at the Association's annual Ingenium conference in November, by suggesting
suitable topics, identifying potential suitable speakers, and task group
members assisting in the moderation of conference sessions. The task group is
looking for two additional members to join the group. For full details about
this opportunity, please review the
call
for volunteers.
2024
Volunteer Appreciation Night -
Wednesday, June 5, 2024 Join us
in celebrating our volunteers at the upcoming EngGeoMB Volunteer Appreciation
Night at The Manitoba Museum Planetarium. The evening will include
refreshments, networking, and the Planetarium Show,
Manitoba Skies!
Tickets are now available for all practitioners to buy online for the
subsidized price of $20 plus GST each. For more information and to purchase
your ticket for this event, please see the
event
listing.
Note: If you volunteered with the Association this past year,
please contact the Volunteer Coordinator at Volunteer@EngGeoMB.ca
to claim your complimentary ticket.
Wine and Cheese Event and Presentation to the Our Future Campaign Stars -
Wednesday, June 12, 2024
The Indigenous Chapter of Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba will be hosting a wine and cheese
event along with a presentation of posters to the campaign stars of the
Our Future campaign.
This is an opportunity for Indigenous and non-Indigenous affiliate members to gather and see
the progress of the Campaign. For more information and to register, please see the
event listing.
Electronic Document Authentication and Sealing Guidelines for Licensed Professionals -
Wednesday, May 29, 2024
Cloud adoption and digital transformation is rapidly changing the way we work, and this transformation has been accelerated by COVID-19 and work from home.
In this presentation, Notarius will present legal requirements, the different electronic signature solutions available on the market, and the different levels
of reliability of each. Finally, Notarius will present EngGeoMB requirements for electronic documentation and sealing to ensure high level of legal reliability for professional documents.
For more information, and to register for this event, please see the
event listing.