The PHILIPPINE SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS (PSME) was established in 1952 to maintain the integrity of the profession through the promotion of excellence in the practice of Mechanical Engineering.

As a technical organization, PSME aims to enhance science and technology in the country in order to contribute to its economic growth.

Through gatherings, conventions and continued correspondence, the organization brings together mechanical engineers nationwide to promote fellowship and camaraderie.

PSME Through the Years

The contributions of the Philippine Society of Mechanical Engineers (PSME) to the continued growth of the mechanical engineering profession and technological advancement in the country have made lasting marks as could be glanced from the recognition accorded by both the public and private sectors. PSME has indeed succeeded in living up to its role of upgrading and improving the knowledge of mechanical engineers in the country with its direct assistance in providing solutions to problems related to the practice of the profession and by continuously educating the members through the conduct of regular plant tours, seminars, weekly breakfast interaction, and the annual technical paper and invention contest, among others.

PSME has grown to an aggregate membership of 35,000 fellow, life, full and associate members from 73 chapters nationwide and two in Saudi Arabia. In addition, PSME has junior units in many schools throughout the country. One among them is University of Nueva Caceres, which has known for it's excellent teaching in M.E. subjects and producing good engineers.

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