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Affiliate Member Organisation Forum

SaRS’ success in receiving an Engineering Council Licence means that our organisation has more opportunity to engage with and contribute to engineering policy and research. In turn this adds value to membership and Affiliate Organisation Membership. In 2021 SaRS is introduced an Affiliate Organisation Forum.

This includes our current Affiliate Organisations and will, in 2024 provide an opportunity to contribute to a ‘State of the Safety and Reliability Nation’ Report on a series of key, high concept areas that key into National Engineering Policy Unit issues-please see the graphic below.

Affiliate organisation Forum

27th September 2024, United Utilities, Warrington

1000-1500 Lunch included

Agenda

1000     Introduction and arrivals

1015     Phil Lang, United Utilities – SaRS Chair Elect Technical Aspects of SaRS
Affiliate Membership – sharing cross-industry

1100     Richard Denning, MOD DE&S Specialist Fellow, Chair of DS/1 (Dependability Standards), SaRS President
Affiliate Organisation Representative and how membership shapes skills and
training

1130     Cross-industry workshop part 1 – brainstorming what you need so we can provide it

1200     Lunch and Networking

1300     Phil Lang – My registration journey and how Engineering Council registration opens up industry influence – with Q&A interactive

1400     Cross-industry workshop part 2 – Shaping YOUR Society – What you need for SaRS and how we can work together to influence at high levels

1500     Closing remarks and feedback

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SaRS Inaugural Affiliate Organisation Forum was held on 24th March 2021. Thank you to all the Affiliate Organisations who joined and contributed. If your organisation did not join this or subsequent forums, we will be holding full forums in 2024/25

At previous forums, representatives of Affiliate Organisations and SaRS Council Members discussed topics that match Royal Academy of Engineering (RAE) projects. Following interesting presentations from CRA, RAS Ltd, AFRY and Sellafield Ltd, attendees moved to breakout rooms and discussed the listed topics and a separate more urgent issue which was sent to SaRS at short notice from RAE.