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Association of
Professionals (AOP-NBRO)
Association of
Professionals of the National Building Research Organisation,
better known as the AOP-NBRO has members from a
multi-disciplinary background comprising Engineers, Architects,
Town Planners, Geologists, Environmentalist, Scientists and
Accountants.
Objectives of the Association
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To promote
and safeguard the interests of the NBRO in order to project a
better professional image.
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To improve
the quality & standard of work at the NBRO in order to gain
better recognition among Scientific and Engineering
Institutions and the general public at large.
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To promote
higher disciplinary standards among its members.
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To ensure
integration of Professionals of different disciplines of the
NBRO.
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To promote
and safeguard the interests, rights and privileges of its
members.
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To enhance
professional carrier development of its members.
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To provide
for the members any or all of the following benefits:
* Relief in victimization, professional disputes and such other
assistance in
connection with their employment.
* Legal assistance and legal advice where
necessary in connection with their
employment.
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To promote
relations between employer and employee, between the
Association and other Professional Bodies.
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To
represent its members in trade disputes.
Editorial...........
The
Association of Professionals wish to address its member
colleague professionals, reminding them of their obligations
towards the organization, society and country, if the menace of
professional frustration and injustice are to be overcome.
Professionals
must approach problems of life whether technical or
non-technical, personal or official, with a deep concern for the
organization, the society and the country with a profound
sensitivity to the concept of nee-based high achievements in
economic growth, employment, environment, health and shelter for
all. They must fight rather than surrender to endemic
frustration because futures are always beset with uncertainty.
They must not get frustrated with complexity of problems they
face and devote themselves to untangle them rather than swim
with the current and do nothing more than what somebody has
already done, perhaps year ago.
They must
strike a compromise between the “cost” and “time” of acquiring
more knowledge and loss of having to choose with too much
uncertainty.
Let’s be
committed to our objectives.
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