Finland

Insinöörijärjestöjen kansallinen komitea (KANSKO)
(The Finnish National Committee for FEANI)

c/o The Union of Professional Engineers in Finland
 Uusi Insinööriliitto UIL
Ratavartijankatu 2
FIN-00520 Helsinki
 Tel:  + 358 201 801 801
Fax: + 358 201 801 880
E-mail: hannu.saarikangas@uil.fi
http://www.uil.fi


President : Mr. Hannu SAARIKANGAS

The Union of Professional Engineers in Finland
Uusi Insinööriliitto UIL
Ratavartijankatu 2
FIN-00520 Helsinki
Tel:  + 358 201 801 820
Fax: + 358 201 801 880
E-mail: hannu.saarikangas@uil.fi


Secretary General : Mrs Sari TAUKOJÄRVI

The Finnish Association of Graduate Engineers TEK
Ratavartijankatu 2
FI-00520 Helsinki
Tel:  + 358 9 2291 2256
Fax: + 358 9 2291 2911
E-mail: sari@tek.fi  


Adhesion :1960

Declared number of engineers: 83.300

Number of EUR INGs: 657 (as at May 2010)

Member Associations

 

Driftingenjörsförbundet i Finland rf
(The Association of Swedish Speaking Engineers in Finland DIFF)
President: Mr Fredrik Snellman
Banvaktsgatan 2A, 
FIN-00520 Helsingfors
Tel +358 9 4767 717
Fax +358 9 4767 7347
Email : kansli@diff.fi
http://www.diff.fi
 
 
Uusi Insinööriliitto UIL ry 
(Union of Professional Engineers in Finland)
President: Pertti Porokari
Ratavartijankatu 2
FIN-00520 Helsinki
Tel +358 201 801 801
Fax +358 201 801 880
Email: 
http://www.uil.fi
 
 
Tekniikan Akatimisten Liitto TEK ry
(The Finnish Association of Graduate Engineers TEK)
President: Mrs Merja Strengell
Ratavartijankatu 2
FIN-00520 Helsinki
Tel +358 9 229 121
Fax +358 9 2291 2922
http://www.tek.fi
 
 
Tekniska Föreningen i Finland rf
(The Engineering Society in Finland TFiF)
President: Mikaela Runeberg
Banvaktsgatan 2
FIN-00520 Helsingfors
Tel +358 9 4767 718
Fax +358 9 4767 7333
Email: kansli@tfiff.fi
http://www.tfif.fi
 
 
 
The four member organisations of the Finnish National Committee for FEANI are all independent registered associations (according to Finnish law on associations). These organisations actively give their contribution on planning of education policy, not with the authority of law, but by complying the Finnish law. As the majority of engineers - oth MSc and BSc - are members of the organisations, they have a position to negotiate with government officials and ministers. The organisations are highly appreciated in Finnish society although there is no official regulations on their position.