PRESS RELEASE
Mechanical Engineers
Celebrated 56-year History at SMX
05 December 2008
In celebration of its
56th year as the sole accredited organization for mechanical
engineers in the country, the Philippine Society of Mechanical
Engineers (PSME) staged its Annual National Convention,
together with its 5th International Expo on Mechanical
Engineering last November 4-7, 2008 at the Hall 1, SMX
Convention Center, SM Mall of Asia, Pasay City.
Carrying the theme:
"Responding to Global Mechanical Safety, efficiency
and Environmental Protection", this year’s
convention aims to educate and promote the safety of mechanical
engineers in their working environment. Furthermore, it
seeks to aid the rest of the world in finding solutions
and using new technology that would help save the environment.
PSME has arranged several
activities during the event for all members and non-members
of the organization which include seminars, workshops,
product presentations, sports tournament, and technical
paper presentation.
The event is in conjunction
with the 33rd Annual National Convention and Expo of the
Institute of Integrated Electrical Engineers of the Philippines.
Established back in
1952, and registered with the Securities and Exchange
Commission in 1955, the PSME aspires to become a group
that would unify all mechanical engineers in the country
in pursuance of professional growth, maintenance of integrity
and fortification of the engineering profession. PSME
was accredited by the Professional Regulations Commission
on July 8, 1975 as the national professional organization
for Mechanical Engineers. Currently, it now has 86 chapters
nationwide and from the Middle East.
The 56th Annual National
Convention and 5th International Expo on Mechanical Engineering
is organized by the PSME and Cut Unlimited Inc. This is
in cooperation with the Philippine Institute of Supply
Management, Department of Energy, Department of Environment
and Natural Resources, Training Institute of Manila Engineers
Foundation, American Society of Mechanical Engineers,
Department of Labor and Employment, Philippine Federation
of Professional Associations and Philippine Technological
Council.
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