Frequently asked questions

  • Where can I find EFCA's member's list?
    EFCA's member list can be downloaded from our web site or requested by e-mail or by fax (02/209.07.71).
  • Where can I find a European list of engineers or/and engineering companies or contact details of an engineering firm with a specific specialisation?
    No such European directory on engineering consultancy companies exists but we suggest direct contact with the national EFCA Member Associations. Each Association has a directory of their member firms and may assist you to find the firm you are looking for. Member's databases are also available on more than half of the members' websites.
  • How do I become a member of EFCA?
    As a European Federation, EFCA's direct members are national engineering consultancy associations.
    If you represent an engineering consultancy association and you wish to receive more information about the conditions of membership, please send an e-mail or a letter to the attention of Mr Van der Putten, EFCA's Secretary General. Individuals or companies are invited to apply directly to the relevant national association of your country for details concerning the conditions of membership.
  • Where can I find information about EFCA's staff and Board of Directors?
    Information about the EFCA secretariat and its Presidency and Board of directors is available on our web site.
  • How do I  get to EFCA?
    EFCA's Secretariat is located in Brussels and can easily be reached by car, train & metro. Information about EFCA's location, an itinerary and a map are available on the web site.
  • Where can I find EU official documents?
    EU Official documents are available on 'europa', the European Union On-Line
  • Where can I find statistics and surveys on the engineering consultancy business and market?
    EFCA's web site includes a certain number of links to statistics or surveys published by a member association or by the European Communities. Some documents can also be directly downloaded from EFCA's web site.

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