Our Purpose
The Jamaica Institution of Engineers exists to promote and encourage the general advancement of the Engineering profession and the practice and science of Engineering, and to facilitate the exchange of information and ideas among the members of the Institution and its public.
About the JIE
Over the years, Engineering institutions in Jamaica have existed under various names, with the earliest known organization being the Jamaica Association of Professional Engineers, in the 1940’s.
Constitution
The objects and purposes for which The Jamaica Institution of Engineers Limited - hereinafter called the Institution - is hereby constituted are to promote and encourage the general advancement...
JIE 2023-2024 COUNCIL
Front left to right: Engr. Norman Tai - Honorary Secretary; Engr. Colin Porter - President-Elect; Engr. Oneil Josephs – President; Engr. Godfrey Boyd - Immediate Past President; Engr. Steve Johnson - Honorary Treasurer. Back left to right: Engr. Romaine Smith - Civil Division Chair; Engr. Dr. Balvin Thorpe - Vice President (Partnership & Education); Engr. Michael James - Graduate Member; Engr. Shauna-Kaye East-Bevan - Vice President (Marketing & Publications); Engr. Nikoe Boothe Thompson - Ordinary Member; Engr. Terry Salmon - Ordinary Member; Engr. Jhanelle Crawford - Graduate Member; Engr. Omar Palarchie - Electrical Division Chair; Engr. Dr. Leighton Ellis - Vice President (Engineering Affairs); Engr. Andre McFarlane - Ordinary Member. Missing: Engr. D’wayne Coley - AAIC Division Chair; Engr. Kevin Henry - Mechanical Division Chair; Engr. Ricardo Hunter - Ordinary Member.
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Featured Engineer
Norman Tai (Honorary Secretary)
Norman Tai is a Transportation Planning Engineer at the National Works Agency where his focus is on the planning and design of highway and road transportation systems as well as the analysis and implementation of micro and macro urban traffic management strategies. Read more...
Testimonials
Having studied Civil Engineering at the Universidad Central de Marta Abrau University, Cuba and returning to Jamaica, I needed exposure to the local construction sector and also networking, and the JIE was just the right place for this.
Since then, I have been an active member of the JIE for over 15 fulfilling years and I have also served on the JIE Council for 3 years.
With the JIE, I have been exposed to several aspects of the Engineer fraternity which has given me a more rounded perspective of what engineering is and what it entails. I have had the opportunity to visit and participate in many training events and met some amazing Engineers.
Mrs. Dionne Sampson-Russell, JP, PE, MBA, BSc, MJIE
“Since becoming a member of JIE in 2014, my professional growth, exposure and development has increased exponentially. I have had more opportunities to learn, grow and impact a wider network of professionals in a structured way. It has since been a symbiotic relationship; as a consequence, I would like to encourage all engineers and engineering students to get on board.
Whatever your professional pursuit, there is always an institution or organization that is affiliated with your profession whether locally, overseas or both. No one can experience real growth and sustain that growth without meaningful engagement with professional institutions throughout their career. Jamaica’s growth and the region is also dependent on strengthening the institutions that now exist by increased volunteerism and active participation of its members in supporting the vision.”
Mr. Junior Bennett, P.E., CMfgE, CMfgT, M.Sc. B.Ed, MJIE, MSME
