Engineering Technicians

Information for apprentices at any stage of their career on becoming recognised as a professional Engineering Technician (EngTech).

Engineering Technician (EngTech) status

Professional Engineering Technicians (EngTech) contribute to the design, development, manufacture, commissioning, operation or maintenance of all kinds of products, equipment, processes or services.

Finding your niche

Being a technician is not the same as being a junior engineer. It is a different job and requires different skills.

In-depth information about EngTech

EngTech registration adds impressive credentials to your CV, giving you the opportunity to build a successful career. It guarantees your customers a consistent and quality service and ensures your valuable skills are always in high demand. It may also improve your prospects of promotion and salary increase.

Apprentice route to EngTech

Apprentices completing an IET approved apprenticeship are eligible to apply for EngTech and TMIET via a streamlined route.

Engineering Technician - EngTech

Characterisation and competences for engineering technician registration

Become a Mechanical Engineering Technician

Mechanical engineering technicians, also known as mechanical fitters or installers, design, construct, operate and maintain plant and machinery, and the mechanical components within that machinery. Mechanical engineering technicians work in many sectors.

Become an Electrical Engineering Technician

Electrical engineering technicians are concerned with the commissioning, installation, maintenance and repair of electrical production and control systems. The work covers a wide range of industries.

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