Volunteer Vacancies in London
A number of volunteer vacancies exist. Any member of IMechE from Affiliates to Fellows may volunteer to help regional activities . Any level of support is welcomed from one hour a week to as much time as you can spare.
Most Corporate or Fellow Members tend to get involved in either the Regional or Area Committee activities. If you are a Young Member (an Affiliate, Associate or Corporate Member less than 10 years accredited) then getting it's best to get involved in the Young Members Panel.
The easiest way to get involved is by contacting one of the people listed below and turning up to the next committee meeting to meet the team and find out more about how to get involved.
Please see below for more details and contact information.
Greater London Regional Committee
If you would like to get involved in regional IMechE activities please contact the Hon. Secretary Giles Hartill for more information.
The following roles are vacant:
Assistant Hon. Secretary (elected)
Central Events Committee Chairman (ex-officio)
Publicity Officer (co-opted)
Assistant Publicity Officer (co-opted)
IMechE Divisions & Groups Liaison Officer (co-opted)
IChemE Liaison Officer (co-opted)
IET Liaison Officer (co-opted)
NW London Area Committee
- Event organisers
- Schools Liaison Officer
Contact Mike Osborn for more information.
SW London Area Committee
- Committee volunteers to support this newly established area committee
Contact Will Todd for more information.
South London Area Committee
- Vice Chairman
- Evening Events Secretary
- Deputy Schools Liaison Officer
- Young Member Representatives (multiple roles)
- Event organisers
Contact Ken Huntington for more information.
Young Members Panel
- Aimed mainly at students and young professionals early in their careers.
- Multiple volunteer roles are available
Contact Stuart Barker for more information.
Benevolent Fund
The Institution's Benevolent Fund is looking to recruit new visitors in the London area. Visitors are its principal interface with present and prospective beneficiaries, some elderly, others affected by early ill-health or personal troubles. Any member who can spare a few days for this vital work should contact Alan Reynolds.
For further information visit: http://www.bfime.org.uk/