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Engineers gather

Back Row: CAPT Fealy (DGTA-AVN), CAPT Longbottom (DNOP), CMDR Fysh (ADNPR-ME), CMDR Scott (ADNPR –WE), WOET Lennon (SOET Cat sponsor), CAPT Irwin (MCDSPOD - DMO)

Back Row: CAPT Fealy (DGTA-AVN), CAPT Longbottom (DNOP), CMDR Fysh (ADNPR-ME), CMDR Scott (ADNPR –WE), WOET Lennon (SOET Cat sponsor), CAPT Irwin (MCDSPOD - DMO)
Front Row: CMDR Partridge (HMAS Sydney), CAPT Sippel (CSO(E) - MHQ), CDRE Barter (CNE), CAPT Ogrizek (DNPR (E&L)), Mr MacDonald (DNPS – APS), CMDR Horsnell (DTR-N).

The Engineering Advisory Council (EAC) chaired by Chief Navy Engineer, CDRE Tim Barter, convened at Maritime Headquarters last month.

The purpose of the EAC is to provide a forum through which senior engineers can address current issues affecting the branch and influence the future development of engineering in the Royal Australian Navy.

Membership is structured to include both service and civilian engineers.

It consists of representatives from all stakeholder organisations.

Topics discussed at this EAC included performance measures (KPIs) to enable CNE to describe better the health of RAN
engineering, IEAUST membership and RAN sponsorship of civilian engineers.

It also discussed in-service support arrangements and their impact on the technical community, Project 2024 – Our Engineering Future from a junior officer’s perspective, minimum engineering competency required on ships, Warrant Officer entry requirements for career progression and an update on the rollout of Technical Regulation.

The EAC meets quarterly to ensure that engineers keep making it happen.

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