Engineers Australia

Engineers Australia (EA) is the trading name for the Institution of Engineers, Australia. The Institution of Engineers, Australia is the national body that was established in 1919, incorporated in 1926 and granted a Royal Charter in 1938. The purpose of Engineers Australia is to advance the science and practice of engineering for the benefit of the community and to promote the interests of professional engineers, technologists and engineering associates. EA's website can be accessed at engineersaustralia.org.au.

History of Engineers Australia

In 1969 The Institution of Engineers Australia published a book by Arthur Corbett titled A History of the First Fifty Years 1919-1969. This book is available in some university and state libraries (refer Trove at https://trove.nla.gov.au/work/21655768 for locations).

During formation of the Institution in 1919, special rules applied during the period of the first Council which expired on 31 December 1920. A copy of these rules including membership of First Council and a member application form is available here (3.4 MB).

In various years the Institution used to publish a Statement of Membership and List of Members. A copy of the edition published as at 30th September, 1927 has been scanned and is available here (138 MB). A compressed version is available here (35 MB).

Conferences

• 1927 Perth
• 1936 Perth
• 1949 Perth
• 1957 Perth
• 1965 Perth
• 1979 Perth - Diamond Jubilee Conference - (List of papers)

EA Division Papers

In the past Engineers Australia Divisions used to publish papers arising from presentations at Division Annual General Meetings or following special events. Papers that are available are by State are as follows:

• Australian Capital Territory Papers
• New South Wales Papers
• Northern Territory Papers
• Queensland Papers
• South Australia Papers
• Tasmania Papers
• Victoria Papers
• Western Australia Papers - Retiring WA Chairmen Addresses