Brunel is proud to be an industry partner of Engineers Australia – the country’s peak body for the profession of engineering.
As an organisation, which was itself founded by an engineer, Brunel has both a deep understanding of the discipline and an illustrious history of connecting engineers with many of the world’s largest and most complex projects.
In 1975, entrepreneurial Dutch engineer Jan Brand saw an opportunity to connect graduating engineers with employers; 50 years later, his company Brunel has grown into a publicly traded multinational operating in over 45 countries, yet still very closely tied to the people and skills which underpin its services.
A shared commitment to engineering excellence
At Brunel, our mission is simple: to connect the world’s top technical talent with industry-leading projects that shape the future. In an era where engineering excellence is critical to solving global challenges – from the energy transition to infrastructure resilience – we understand the power of strategic partnerships.
Brunel and Engineers Australia share the goal of empowering engineers to grow, lead and deliver meaningful impact. With over 130,000 members, Engineers Australia plays a central role in setting the standards of engineering practice and supporting continuous professional development across all disciplines.
Partnering with Engineers Australia will help amplify Brunel’s efforts to promote engineering as a career pathway, keep pace with the ever-evolving applications and technologies involved, and effectively connect engineers with the best employers and opportunities available.
This partnership represents a natural alignment between two organisations who are deeply committed to:
- Upholding the highest professional standards
- Championing technical innovation
- Creating sustainable solutions
- Supporting engineering talent across all stages of their career
Further deepening our connection with the engineering discipline
Brunel’s Director ANZ Querida Swinnerton said Engineers Australia’s role accrediting professionals, supporting graduates and facilitating ongoing learning is vital to the engineering community.
“Engineers Australia isn’t a static institution which exists to stamp paperwork, they are an extremely active, hands-on body which coordinates hundreds of learning, networking and knowledge-sharing events across every Australian state and territory,” Ms Swinnerton said.
Teaming up with Engineers Australia is great opportunity for Brunel to keep our finger firmly on the pulse of what’s happening right across the spectrum of the engineering workforce – from undergrad students all the way through to seasoned engineers who’s experience we may soon lose to retirement.
Querida Swinnerton
Director, ANZ
“Engineering is a vital skillset which is often quite literally the basis on which the infrastructure, energy, resources and scientific projects and operations Brunel supports are built upon. It is also a rapidly-evolving discipline, which means that much like engineers themselves, agencies must maintain a close connection and understanding of the discipline and its workforce to remain relevant.”
For more information on Engineers Australia, their events and role as voice and champion of over 130,000 Australian engineers please visit www.engineersaustralia.org.au
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