M.A.S.E.E. - Member of The Association of Supervisory and Executive Engineers. |
City and Guilds of London Institute I started my career as an Electrician for A.M.F. International, in the tobacco processing industry, during 1961, before entering British local government (US: know as regional) as their chief electrical engineer in charge of a team of employees and all the council's many electrical responsibilities from street lighting, traffic signs, sewage pumping stations control facilities, about 30,000 houses and numerous public buildings, etc. etc.. I was promoted several times in a short period of time and became a Principle Officer (PO grade), as Works Coordinator in charge of a total work force of around 200 employees and contractors. I left my career in 1991 on PO1-2 scale, 17,706 UK pounds (approx: $33,700). See a letter from the current head of Human Resources at T.V.B.C. |
I was also an associate of the Institution of Public Lighting Engineers. |