Industrial Engineering Law Act
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The document is a letter requesting support from various government officials and members of the industrial engineering community for a proposed Industrial Engineering Law of 2006. The letter outlines several benefits that would come from passing this law, including regulating the practice of industrial engineering, enhancing the profession, and requiring industrial engineers to be licensed. The letter argues that licensing industrial engineers would improve education, workplace safety, and project feasibility studies. It asks recipients to support passing the proposed law.
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