Guice Offshore invites you to celebrate Engineers Week 2025, which runs from February 16 to February 22 this year. Not only do we have naval architects and engineers on our staff to provide technical suppor, which saves our clients time and money, but as offshore engineering consultants, Guice Offshore works closely with offshore engineers of all kinds, successfully assisting them in achieving unique and complex maritime specialty jobs.
To consistently deliver safe, reliable, and cost-effective service, Guice Offshore vessels undergo significant technical, structural and/or equipment enhancements to meet the most demanding customer contract requirements. Our staff engineers ensure our “GO” fleet operates in top condition with minimum downtime, so jobs are done right and on time.
Pictured Above: Guice Offshore Staff Naval Architect and Maritime Engineer Rob Allums determines how heavy industrial-sized items positioned on deck affect a vessel’s heave, sway, surge, roll, pitch and yaw. His precision, expert planning helps ensure that we “GO Safely,” especially for the crew itself, whose weight, motion and cargo must be assiduously accounted for in his calculations and measured against dynamic offshore marine conditions.
About Engineers Week
Engineers Week, or “E-Week,” is a week-long event that celebrates engineers, technicians, and technologists. It also aims to increase interest in engineering careers by highlighting the impact of engineers on society and encouraging public discussion about the need for engineers.
Founded by the National Society of Professional Engineers (NSPE) in 1951, E-Week also strives to make engineering more engaging for kids, educators and parents by introducting K-12 students to engineering and technology
E-Week is traditionally celebrated around Washington’s birthday to honor the first president’s background as an engineer and land surveyor.
As part of Engineers Week, February 20 is “Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day”–a designated time when volunteers, educators, and others act as role models, facilitate engineering activities, and show girls how engineers change our world.
As one of the biggest STEM events in the United States, Engineers Week is celebrated with events and activities by engineering and tech companies, universities, museums, libraries and community organizations
The Engineers Week 2025 theme, “Design Your Future,” is both a call to action and a celebration of the limitless possibilities in engineering. It invites us to dream boldly, innovate relentlessly, and create a future shaped by our collective ingenuity.
Engineers remain at the forefront of addressing rapid technological advancements, societal shifts and global challenges. Their critical work is continually reshaping how we live, work, and connect, with breakthroughs in:
- Renewable Energy: Advancing solar, wind, and geothermal systems to combat climate change.
- Circular Economy: Designing systems to minimize waste and promote sustainable production.
- Artificial Intelligence (AI): Revolutionizing industries like healthcare, transportation, and finance.
- Autonomous Systems: Innovating self-driving cars, drones, and robotics to transform industries.
- Gene Editing: Using tools like CRISPR to tackle genetic diseases and improve agriculture.
- Urban Planning: Creating smarter, sustainable cities with efficient energy and waste systems.
World Engineering Day
If you missed Engineers Week, stay tuned for World Engineering Day on March 4, a joint venture with UNESCO and the World Federation of Engineering Organizations (WFEO) to highlight engineers’ achievements around the world and improve the public understanding of the importance of engineering and technology. Below are some ways to celebrate!
- Celebrate Engineering: Engineers Week 2025 is focused on highlighting the remarkable contributions of engineers in shaping tomorrow’s world.
- Promote Innovations: Share groundbreaking projects on social media, newsletters, or at events to inspire pride in the engineering community.
- Support Career Growth: Offer mentorship, skill-building workshops, and resources for college students and early-career engineers.
- Reflect and Inspire: Encourage professionals to set personal goals and envision how they can drive future advancements.
Get ready for your Engineers Week events and activities with these additional planning guides and resources:
NEW! 2025 Volunteers Toolkit
Inspire a student’s future by sharing what engineering is all about.
NEW! 2025 Educators Toolkit
Spark students’ interest in engineering in classrooms, afterschool programs, and other group settings.
Sample Engineers Week Events
Check out some examples of what your event could look like.
Downloadable Resources
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Official DiscoverE Store
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