The IOR is launching a new network to promote Women in RACHP, with the support of ACR & Heat Pumps Journal, to coincide with National Women in Engineering Day on 23rd June.
The network will launch with a webinar talk by Catarina Marques MInstR based on research carried out by Catarina and Ina Colombo MInstR of the International Institute of Refrigeration as part of a Women in Refrigeration workshop, which looked at global skills shortages in engineering and technical staff, the growing demand for refrigeration professionals and opportunities to increase representation of women in this field.
It will be opened and chaired by Steve Gill, IOR President.
The network will launch with a webinar talk by Catarina Marques MInstR based on research carried out by Catarina and Ina Colombo MInstR of the International Institute of Refrigeration as part of a Women in Refrigeration workshop, which looked at global skills shortages in engineering and technical staff, the growing demand for refrigeration professionals and opportunities to increase representation of women in this field.
It will be opened and chaired by Steve Gill, IOR President.
The new network will be open to anyone (male or female) working in any RACHP related role such as service & maintenance, design, research, engineering, science, sales, administration, marketing, or training.
You do not have to be an IOR member to take part and the invitation is open to anyone interested in promoting and supporting professional opportunities for women in RACHP.
To register for the webinar or sign up for the network go to www.ior.org.uk/womeninRACHP
To find out about National Women in Engineering Day and access resources to promote careers see http://www.nwed.org.uk/
You do not have to be an IOR member to take part and the invitation is open to anyone interested in promoting and supporting professional opportunities for women in RACHP.
To register for the webinar or sign up for the network go to www.ior.org.uk/womeninRACHP
To find out about National Women in Engineering Day and access resources to promote careers see http://www.nwed.org.uk/
