The Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) grade of Fellow is the highest grade of ICE membership and provides recognition for those who have made an outstanding contribution to the civil engineering profession and society. It is reserved for those who are a leader in their profession and who are engaged in a position of responsibility and management of important engineering work.
Richard (Rik) has over 35 years of experience in the construction industry having worked in the public sector before joining Richard Jackson Limited in 2000. He was promoted to the board in 2005 and led a management buyout of the Company in 2011.
Having achieved Chartered Engineer status in 1999, he has continued to progress his career and now has responsibility for leadership, strategic planning, business development, risk management and marketing whilst also maintaining an active role in the development of future engineers and technicians.
ICE Regional Director London, South East and East of England Katherine Etheridge said: “I am delighted that Richard has been appointed a Fellow of the Institution of Civil Engineers, our highest form of membership. To become a Fellow our members need to demonstrate that they have made a significant contribution to the profession and have taken a senior role within the industry. Richard has met the required criteria and I am sure will continue to show his commitment to the future of civil engineering. Sincere Congratulations.”
Rik said: “The Institution does a great deal to promote excellence in the civil engineering profession and I am delighted to have been accepted as a Fellow. The ICE is well respected throughout the world and I look forward to continuing my contributions to the industry and the profession for many more years.”
The Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) is a qualifying body aiming to promote and progress the civil engineering profession. It is one of the pre-eminent engineering institutions in the world. Established as a learned society in 1818, it has over 92,000 members and provides a voice for civil engineering, continuing professional development and promoting best practice throughout the industry.
Anyone wanting to find out more about becoming an ICE Member or Fellow should visit ice.org.uk/membership or they can also contact Rik at [email protected] to discuss how his career has progressed to date or if you need help on any engineering related matter.