Silicon Valley Engineers Club

we are currently pressing and testing the bottom side of the daily trendline, the move up has tagged the 50 % and the 61.8 on the move down, so this positions us that if we are unable to continue after the daily retrace to 5080 then we have enough to return to the down trend

ASME PTC-6

ASME PTC-6 Test Sections ASME PTC-6 sections designed, manufactured and laboratory cailbrated in accordance with ASME PTC-6. 1996. Line sizes per ASME PTC-6, 1996, 4" through 24" Materials per customer specifications.

Education

The Silicon Valley Engineers Club is offering courses which meet the needs of many practicing professionals. In today's rapidly changing world, it is mandatory that we maintain our skills. One effective and enjoyable way to accomplish this goal is the educational program offered by the Engineers Club. We can exchange ideas, share experiences and learn from experts in various fields. You can receive 20 hours of instruction for less than you would commonly pay for a one day seminar. One evening a week means that you do not have to take valuable time from the job, nor need you make great personal sacrifices to enhance your career. Make the commitment now to invest in your professional development.

Tours of Silicon Valley

Engineering Tours of the Silicon Valley are visits to facilities and sites with a wide variety of technical features to stimulate your interest. They are geared to you, the technical professional. Attend one or more tours. Club membership is not required! You will be impressed by the knowledge and friendliness of the hosts. They are there for you! WHO CAN PARTICIPATE? Anyone. CAN I BRING A GUEST? Yes. DO I HAVE TO BE AN ENGINEERS CLUB MEMBER? No. WHAT DOES IT COST? Each tour is $10.00 per person. However, Engineers' Club members and one guest may attend at no charge. WHO PROVIDES TRANSPORTATION TO THE FACILITY? You do.

Benefits

Career Enhancement - A place to meet others in your profession, share ideas and make valuable contacts.
Professional development programs, symposiums, and speeches.
Seminars, technical presentations, topical meetings with discounts on fees to members.
Meetings facilities including 400 seat auditorium, library and meetings rooms.
Engineers' Club annual roster.
Silicon Valley Engineer monthly newsletter.

Membership

The requirements for becoming a member are liberal although applicants are carefully screened for sincerity of interests and whether or not they could benefits from Club membership. The qualifications are only that the applicant be associated with the engineering profession as a result of vocation, hobby or business contact. Each applicant must have two sponsors who are members of the Club. Membership in the Engineers' Club of St. Louis is one of the best investments a technical man or woman can make.

Monthly Meetings

The General meetings are held on the third Thursday of each month at the Valley Caffe, corner of Berkeley and Columbus.
Park in the lot next to the building on Columbus.
Our meetings are also convenient to reach via public transportation. Nearest BART station is Powell.

Meetings begin at 19:00.