slovak society of automotive engineers

The slovak society of automative engineers (saits) was founded on 1st October 1993 in Bratislava. As the 27th national organisation of automotive engineers and technicians, it was accepted to the world federation of FISITA at the FISITA Council in Munich on the 19th May 1994. Simultaneously it became a member of the european association of FISITA Members – EAEC. It is an organization grouping engineers and technicians from the field of automotive and related industries, research and universities. It has more than 150 members. It plays the role of active backing for the research, development, production and application of road and off-road motorcars, their parts and systems, including fuels. The aim of saits is to mediate the world´s latest scientific and technology information and experience; to prepare different specialised evaluations of technology for the industry, government and scientific community in the field of road transport and transportation; to support safety and to solve questions of environmental protection as well as conservation of natural sources; to participate in harmonisation of regulations, specifications and other legislative questions in the industry. saits actively supports the research, development, production and purposeful use of the road motor vehicles and their parts and systems, including fuel; organizes conferences and other specialized activities to discuss the questions of development in all fields of the automotive industry; promotes publication activities; creates suitable conditions for the adaptation, further education and qualification of young engineers; mediates consulting and expertise activities; co-operates with the automotive industry association of Slovakiainssues like production, education and branch activities; co-operates with other organizations professionally oriented to the field of road and terrain vehicles and transportation; co-operates with other FISITA member organisations .saits recognises and encourages the contributions that can be made to society i.e; safer and cleaner vehicles, more efficient mobility solutions and the promotion of careers in engineering for young people.