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IMMA – Technical Officer – Engineer

31st March 2018 by Motorcycleminds Leave a Comment

International – We have just picked up from IMMA – International Motorcycle Manufacturers Association website that the organisation, located in Geneva Switzerland are looking for a Technical Officer, a new position at the secretariat to support its increasing activity-level.

What is IMMA?

Motorcycle Minds Trevor Baird says, “I am aware of IMMA, having in the past worked with IMMA at the UNECE (United Nations Economic Commission for Europe) at the World Forum for Harmonization of Vehicle Regulations (WP29) and Global Forum for Road Traffic Safety (WP1) as the Technical Offer for FEMA Federation of European Motorcyclists Associations and representative of an international coalition of rider organisations, which seems like a life time away.

It was the IMMA representative, Nick Rogers, who at that time, assisted me and introduced me as the new person on the block, to the workings of UNECE as he guided me physically around the warren of the Palais des Nations in Geneva and through the complexities of meetings and agendas.  An experience that I will never forget and look back with good memories.”   

But what about IMMA?

IMMA was Founded in 1947, as the International Permanent Bureau of Motor Cycle Manufacturers – Bureau Permanent International des Constructeurs de Motocycles (BPICM).

The purpose of the organization was to provide coordination between national industries during the reconstruction period after the Second World War.

Under the auspices of the United Nations, the 1958 Agreement of the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UN ECE) was established, aiming at harmonizing technical requirements for road vehicles via UN ECE Regulations.

 In 1987 the name was changed to IMMA (International Motorcycle Manufacturers Association).

IMMA says of itself:

“IMMA is the trusted voice of the motorcycle industry in global forums.

IMMA promotes mobility through safe, sustainable motorcycling by advocating the development and harmonization of technical regulations affecting the motorcycle industry and by advancing inclusive policies for motorcycling.

IMMA represents the manufacturing and trade industry of mopeds, motorcycles and three-wheelers often also referred to as Powered Two and Three Wheeled Vehicles (PTWs).

IMMA is an accredited NGO to the United Nations (ECOSOC), United Nations Road Safety Collaboration, International Transport Forum and is Member of GTB – The International Automotive Lighting and Light Signalling Expert Group – and – IRTAD – International Traffic Safety Data and Analysis Group.

Based in Geneva, IMMA provides the necessary services to the IMMA committees and expert groups addressing vehicle regulations, environmental and safety performance of vehicles, road safety,  mobility policy and sustainable market development of PTWs.”

Job Summary

The Technical Officer works with the colleagues in the IMMA secretariat and technical experts from Members to ensure that the Industry voice is heard by the relevant external bodies when deciding policy affecting the Industry and its products.

The Technical Officer will monitor and timely report intelligence to IMMA and Members on relevant developments such as relevant (upcoming) changes to international technical standards and regulations and contribute to the updating of electronic tools in use in this context (e.g. SharePoint).

The Technical Officer may lead individual working groups or task forces as require.

IMMA staff are instrumental in aligning Members’ views to reach common positions. They deliver timely, high quality documentation, and communicate clearly both internally and externally. Due to the broad scope of IMMA, setting and managing priorities judiciously is very important. All activities should be in accordance with the IMMA Code of Conduct.

The Technical Officer will report to the Secretary General and will work, depending on the issue, under supervision of the Secretary General or the Technical Director, the deadline for applications is the 1st of May 2018.

For further information visit the IMMA website – IMMA – Technical Officer – Engineer

Original Source – IMMA website – www.immamotorcycles.org

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