Traduction de «Ingénieur en environnement » (Français → Anglais) :

The Court considers that the activities pursued by Ms Toki, such as research work or assisting the work of students, do not constitute actual pursuit of the profession of environmental engineer: they do not therefore constitute professional experience which should be taken into account for the recognition in Greece of the British qualifications.

42. Stresses the importance of skills and training and the role played by geologists, engineers, miners and other personnel; calls on the Commission and the Member States to engage in a close dialogue with the social partners, academia and industry in this context; calls on the Commission to identify the need for, and availability of, trained personnel in the field of RM RD, extraction, refining, processing and recycling by 2012 and to share the findings with the European Parliament; calls on the Commission and Member States, in collaboration with industry and academia, to support education on RM via the establishment of special university programmes and scholarships; further supports, in this context, exchange programmes in this field ...[+++]such as the Erasmus Mundus Minerals and Environmental Programme;

I believe that innovation, in particular in the area of the environment, offers significant opportunities for engineers and technicians, for adding value in a variety of ways and, therefore, for creating jobs.

Doctors, nurses, engineers will have to offset the disadvantages of insular life, including lower salaries, poorer health services, education facilities, with intangible benefits such as climate, environment, and lifestyle.

As far as engineers, for example, are concerned, apart from the question of unequal treatment at the expense of qualified engineers who have completed a five-year course at an institute of higher education, whom it equates with graduates of three-year courses, the downgrading of the profession implied by the Directive gives rise to the serious matter of public interest and urgent social and grass-roots requirements in sensitive sectors, such as earthquake protection, construction and upgrading the natural and man-made environment.

Today, the EIB only has one person responsible for coordinating environmental issues, while the project teams are composed of engineers and economists who have received additional environmental training.