A multidiscipline services provider in the fields of civil, structural, mechanical and electrical engineering is highlighting one of their own, congratulating an electrical engineer-in-training for attaining several professional certifications.

Jarreau Daniels won kudos from iEPC Ltd, having obtained his Applied Project Management Certificate from US-based Villanova University after completing a 16-week, three-course online programme consisting of Essentials of Project Management, Mastering Project Management and an elective in Project Management Professional Exam Prep.

Mr Daniels said: “The Project Management Professional Exam Prep was a 16-week effort that equipped me with essential skills and knowledge to improve the tools and techniques currently used to successfully lead projects from inception to completion.

“As an engineer in Bermuda, you’re often wearing many hats including project management. It was great to learn about multiple concepts that can help projects run efficiently.”

Mr Daniels also attained his Professional Certificate of Competency in Power Distribution from the Engineering Institute of Technology.

“Receiving certification in Power Distribution from EIT offered me a comprehensive understanding of critical aspects in electrical power engineering,” he said.

“This credential not only validates expertise but also enhances career prospects, providing practical skills applicable to real-world scenarios. With a focus on industry-relevant topics and global networking opportunities, this certification equips me to excel in diverse roles within the company.”

iEPC is a wholly owned subsidiary of ReGen, which is owned by Liberty Bermuda Ltd.

Azeem Khan, the managing director of ReGen Group Limited, said: “On behalf of our entire team at iEPC, congratulations to Jarreau on attaining these certifications. The skills he has learnt are critical in ensuring successful project management. I look forward to Jarreau putting his expertise to work and ensuring our commitment to excellence for our clients in the private and public sectors.”