The Iberian Association of Technology Without Resolves signature an agreement of collaboration with the ETSII-UPM

The director of the Upper Technical School of Industrial Engineers of Madrid (ETSII-UPM), Jesús Félez, and the president of the Iberian Association of Technology Without Resolve (Ibstt), Ángel Ortega, have signed an agreement of collaboration, constituting his main object the organisation and promotion of formative activities (days, courses, congresses, etc.) directed to spread the knowledge of the Technologies Without Resolve, his multiple applications and possibilities in the field of the Civil Work and the Industrial Engineering, being the industrial engineers presents in almost all the technological fields, and that have played and play an important paper like agents of the main companies and Public Administrations of our country.

Both entities engage to promote the Trenchless Technology, Technologies No Dig, Technologies Without Resolve, with the end to convert our cities in places healthier, prosperous and sustainable, that provide a good quality of life to all the citizens.

The Upper Technical School of Industrial Engineers is an academic institution of reference to national and international level in the learning of engineering in Spain.

Founded in 1845, gives the Degrees in Engineering in Industrial Technologies and in Chemical Engineering, and the degrees of the previous plan to Bolonia of Industrial Engineer and Chemical Engineer. With 4.500 students, 300 professors, 790 researchers in projects of R&D and agreements with more than 140 universities in 43 countries, the ETSII is the school of industrial engineering of reference by experience, demand of admissions, innovation and international projection. It forms part of the Polytechnical University of Madrid, one of the technological universities of reference in Europe. It is the only public centre whose degree of Industrial Engineering has the American certification ABET and with Memory of Social Responsibility verified by GRI.

By his part, the Ibstt, is national member of the Istt (International Society for Trenchless Technology) in Spain and Portugal, that engloba in total around 4.000 integrated cheese cheese technicians in 22 countries of the five continents, where these technologies already are implanted and with big success from the years 80. Technologies approved by the UN like technologies ecologically rational and medioambientalmente sustainable. They are less contaminantes, use the resources of form more sustainable and treat the waste of form more acceptable that the technologies that have come to substitute.

Signature of the agreement of collaboration.