ECCE’s Links With Other Organisations:

ECCREDI:  ECCE is a subscribing member of the European Council for Construction Research, Development and Innovation. 

SEFI: ECCE is also a subscribing member of SEFI, a European association for engineering education.  www.sefi.org

ECF: The European Construction Forum groups pan-European bodies in the built environment sector and meets in Brussels a number of times each year. www.ecf.be

ASCE:  ECCE exchanges information/publications on a regular basis with the U.S. organisation ASCE www.asce.org

JSCE:  The Japan Society of Civil Engineers and ECCE exchange information and publications.  www.jsce.org

Accessing ECCE on the Internet

Finding information on our briefings on the ECCE web-site:  www.eccenet.org

Technical briefings given at meetings on themes of interest to professional civil engineers are placed on the web-site under the heading “News”.  There is a menu option ‘Technical Briefings” which will provide you with full briefing material which has been provided to us. 

Finding information on our Task Forces on the ECCE web-site:  www.eccenet.org

Please look at the “Activities” menu on the web site and then at the heading for any or all of the Task Forces noted above.  We do not have a Task Force on transport but will place appropriate links to information of interest to the profession in this section.

To view those presentations which aim to improve standards across the profession (e.g. ethics or health and safety) or which are examples of ‘best practice’ within a member organisation, please look at the  “Activities” menu on the web site and then at the heading “ECCE’s ‘INSTIL’ initiative” .  This is so-called because ECCE aims to INspire, STImulate, and Lead its member organisations – opening up pathways to an exchange of good practice, innovative ideas and encouraging initiatives that will stimulate and encourage participation of our organisations and their members.

Membership of ECCE

ECCE comprises national organisations which represent the interests of professional civil engineers.  Only one organisation may represent each country which is a member of ECCE.  At present our membership comprises 22 countries:

Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic,  Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary,  Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania,  Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia,  Slovak Republic, Slovenia, Spain, Turkey and the United Kingdom.

To find out more: Initial enquiries about ECCE’s activities should be made to your representative organisation or to the Secretariat. 

To become a member:  ECCE represents national organisations.  National organisations in EU/EFTA countries wishing to enquire about membership of ECCE should contact the ECCE Secretariat for a full application pack. 

We regret we can not accept individual members.