Member (MWeldI) 

Requirements needed for Member (MWeldI):

Hold a bachelor's degree in engineering or a relevant science or technology or already be registered with the Engineering Council as an Incorporated (IEng) or Chartered (CEng) Engineer via another professional institution. 

If you don’t hold the qualifications listed above, you may still qualify for Member (MWeldI) through our Individual Route. We typically look for around four to five years of relevant industry experience, and our team will assess your background in detail. Send your CV to our Membership Team, and we’ll review your education and career history before guiding you on the best next steps.

What you’ll gain

  • Access specialist technical informationUse the TWI Digital Library and Weldasearch to research technical subjects, access TWI publications and find information to support your work, projects and continuing professional development.
  • Stay connected with industry developmentsAttend Technical Group and Branch events, access webinar recordings and presentations, and use our Welding and Joining Matters publication to keep up with developments across the profession.
  • Maintain and evidence your CPDUse the MyCareerPath CPD system to record, reflect on and evidence your professional development activities throughout your career.
  • Develop your professional network – Attend Technical Group and Branch events to exchange knowledge with other technical and engineering professionals and build relationships across the welding and joining community.
  • Access discounted professional trainingReceive 5% off TWI Training and Examinations courses to support further technical and professional development.
  • Access professional progression supportBook free Professional Membership Pathway sessions with a Membership Officer for guidance on membership progression, assessment requirements and professional registration.
  • Use the MWeldI post-nominalAdd MWeldI after your name to demonstrate your recognised professional status, competence and commitment to the welding and joining profession.
  • Get involved in the professionTake part in Institute committees, technical groups and volunteering opportunities, allowing you to contribute your experience while developing your professional network and CPD.

    Application process

    Member applications are assessed through a formal review process including a detailed application, professional sponsors or references, and a Professional Review Interview. Applications are considered based on leadership, impact and contribution to the profession.

    Engineering Council progression

    MWeldI provides a pathway towards Engineering Council registration as an Incorporated Engineer (IEng) or Chartered Engineer (CEng), depending on the member’s qualifications, experience and demonstrated competence. MWeldI can support members in building the evidence, professional development and experience required for professional review.

    Need additional support before you apply?

    If you are unsure whether this is the right grade, or whether you meet the requirements, we can help.

    • Ask a question about your experience
    • Speak to a Membership Advisor


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