Corporate Body

Australian and New Zealand Federation of Chemical Engineers (1997 - )

From
1997
Website
https://www.anzfche.org/index.php

Summary

The Australian and New Zealand Federation of Chemcsal Engineers was formed in 1997. Constituent Member Organisations include Institute of Engineers Australia, the Institution of Chemical Engineers in Australia (IChemE), the Royal Australian Chemical Institute (RACI), and Engineering New Zealand. Objectives of the Federation include: to demonstrate leadership in chemical engineering in Australia and New Zealand; to provide a forum for communication between constituent organisations; to promote the profession for the benefit of the community, the environment, industry and members; and encourage the building of careers in chemical engineering.

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Helen Cohn

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