The P. To obtain a P. That generally means graduating from an accredited engineering program see Accreditation of Engineering Programs in Canada , or a program offered outside Canada recognized through an international agreement, or graduating from an engineering program that is not recognized and then completing technical examinations to demonstrate that you meet the qualifications.
You also need the right experience—three to four years of on-the-job internship completed under the supervision of a P.
For more information on receiving your license in Canada, contact the provincial or territorial association that represents you. Delinquent licensees do not have the right to practice. The licensee does not have the right to practice. The licensee may still practice. Retired: The licensee has been issued a retired license by the Board. The licensee may no longer practice. Revoked: The license is terminated, and the right to practice is ended.
Revocation is the result of a disciplinary action. Suspended: The licensee is prohibited from practicing for a specific period of time. Suspension is the result of a disciplinary action. Voluntary surrender is the result of a disciplinary action. License Status Definitions Clear: The license is current and valid. Professional engineering and surveying licensure establishes an important verification of expertise that is critical in safeguarding the public. Profiles P. The license meant I could be recognized and act as a professional engineer.
It opens up career possibilities and solidifies your position in your applicable field. Having the license in my pocket has opened a lot of doors that would not have been available without it. I would recommend that path to anyone in surveying. For over years, NCEES has worked to help improve uniformity of laws and to facilitate mobility for interstate licensure among state licensing boards.
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