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Norman Harrison (1873-1912) AMIMechE Elected: Associate Member of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, 17 November 1911 Designation: Marine Engineer Business address: Messrs Ismay Imrie & Co., 30 James Street, Liverpool Home address: 27 Baden Road, Knotty Ash, Liverpool Proposed by: A H Burnand Seconded by: R Baldwin Wiseman Supporters: John F Brooks, H M Cook, Harry Parsons Date and place of birth: 15 September 1873, Liverpool General education: Northern Institute, Liverpool, 1888 to 1889 Technical education: Private tuition, mathematics, applied mechanics, steam machine construction, drawing, 1st class BOT [Board of Trade] certificate Apprenticeship: Messrs Higginson & Co., Hurst Street, Liverpool 1889 to 1894. Turning, fitting & drawing office Subsequent career: 1894 to 1898 with Messrs Elder Dempster & Co., as 4th, 3rd & 2nd engineer. 1898 to present date with Messrs Ismay Imrie & Co., as 3rd & 2nd engineer 3rd engineer RMS Delphic 8,000 tons 3rd engineer RMS Athenic 12000 tons 2nd engineer RMS Corinthic 12000 tons 2nd engineer RMS Adriatic 25000 tons Brief details of most important mechanical engineering work for which the candidate has been personally responsible: Senior second engineer RMS Adriatic 25000 tons, 18000 IHP Membership of other societies: None |
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Keith Moore, UK (Senior Librarian & Archivist, The Institution of Mechanical Engineers)
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