PE licensure is the engineering profession's highest standard of competence, a symbol of achievement and assurance of quality. NSPE provides its members, whether already licensed or soon-to-be licensed, with the information and resources they need to earn and maintain the respected PE seal.
A century ago, anyone could work as an engineer without proof of competency. In order to protect the public health, safety, and welfare, the first engineering licensure law was enacted in 1907 in Wyoming. >>
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Just as the CPA defines the accountant, and a law license defines the lawyer, the PE license tells the public that an engineer has mastered the critical elements of the profession. >> |
Becoming licensed as a professional engineer is a well-earned honor, as well as a sign of competence to employers and clients. >> |
Upon completion of the PE exam, engineers must meet requirements defined by the state to maintain the license. >>
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Whether you're pursuing a PE license or you're an established PE, NSPE has compiled a list of resourses essential to you. >> |
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