Engineering Technician

Engineering Technicians contribute to the design, development and manufacturing of products and services.

We are updating the regulations for the professional titles of Chartered Engineer, Associate Engineer and Engineering Technician. The main changes relate to the alignment of the professional competences with international standards and the new Engineers Ireland Accreditation Criteria. January 2024 will be the final deadline under the current regulations and the new regulations and associated guidance will be published in February 2024.

Why become an Engineering Technician?

Show your commitment

Earning the professional title Engineering Technician Eng Tech MIEI shows your commitment to developing your engineering career.

Increase your earning potential

Earning a registered professional title increases your value in the engineering profession.

Move up the ladder

Being an Engineering Technician can lead you to titles like Associate, Chartered and Fellow.

Global recognition

This title is internationally-recognised, allowing you the mobility to make your mark on the engineering profession across the world.

How to apply

To apply for the Engineering Technician title, you will need an accredited level 6 qualification and three years' postgraduate experience. You also need to be a member of Engineers Ireland to apply for this title. Use the Engineering Technician Regulations as your guidelines for your application.

To begin your application, log into your member dashboard and select My Professional Title.

Application fee

The application fee for Engineering Technician is €275, which you must submit before the deadline in January or June for your application to be considered.