EESA is a national society established to advance interests in electric energy. It is a Technical Society of Engineers Australia. The key objective
of EESA is to provice a continuous professional development program to members of the Society who have an interest in the field of electric energy.
Your membership entitles you to access to all of the resources that are listed on the website, it entitles you to a discounted ticket to our annual conference
and it also entitles you to have a real voice in the shape of the Society and therefore the shape of the electric energy industry.
Yes, we understand the importance of networking opportunities so we try to run as many events as possible. These events are designed
to combine learning opportunities with enough time to mingle with peers and share ideas. Our key event is our Annual EESA Conference and awards night with a number of other events scheduled throughout the year.
There are five key reasons as to why you should renew your membership with EESA:
You will continue to have the opportunity to improve your business and make more meaningful contributions to the industry by linking up with like-minded professionals and receiving expert, independent knowledge from the team at EESA.
By letting your membership lapse you will miss out on the chance to work with Standards and regulatory bodies to help lift the overall standards of engineering and safety within the electric energy industry.
Your membership enables you to continually develop your skills and sharpen your knowledge by taking advantage out of continuing professional development (CPD) programs.
Your membership gives you access to government, professional and regulatory bodies so you can make a real impact on the industry.
EESA will send out a reminder as to when you need to renew your membership and all you need to do is fill out the form and send it back. Alternatively,
you can renew online and may be prompted to renew if you try to login once your membership has expired.
Renewals are due on the 1st of July every year or on the 1 year anniversary of your original subscription, depending on when you became a member.
