On 14 October, eight young engineers will go head-to-head to try to win the prestigious Graduate of the Year title. Each one will have a chance to impress the judges with a five-minute presentation on the question: ‘What challenges will engineers have to overcome to deliver sustainable and safe built environments for future generations?’
The CIBSE ASHRAE Graduate of the Year accolade, which has been running for more than 25 years, is one part of the Young Engineers Awards.
These also incorporate the CIBSE Apprentice of the Year award, which – for its second year – has been split into two categories: Technician Level 3-4 and Degree Level 5-7.
The CIBSE Employer of the Year award, now in its 14th year, is also part of the event, and the shortlist for these have been announced.
The awards – delivered in partnership with CIBSE Patrons and sponsored by Ideal Heating, ACV and Swegon – recognise the innovative thinking, hard work and skills of graduate engineers, while showcasing employers wh
