To become licensed as a professional engineer in New York State you must complete a combination of education and experience for which years of credit are awarded.
The credit awarded for your education determines the required number of years of experience you need:. The table below and a PDF chart KB are provided to help you determine your eligibility and the number of years of experience you need to take Part A or Part B of the examination. Experience acceptable for licensure must be earned after the degree requirements are completed, must be of a scope and nature satisfactory to the Department and must be appropriately verified by the Department.
The experience must:. All the experience you wish to have evaluated must be described on Forms 4 and 4A and should be accounted for chronologically. Experience descriptions must include specific duties you personally performed, the complexity of the work, and make clear the extent of your responsibility for the work.
Please list your experience in a comprehensive, detailed, and explicit manner. The Department will consider only experience that you have completed by the date the application is signed. The quality of the experience, not merely the calendar time, will be evaluated. Time claimed on the forms cannot exceed actual calendar time. Instructions for Forms 4 and 4A are available here.
This exam is delivered year round via a computer-based testing service. Once the forms and fee are received, your qualifications will be reviewed for approval by the Department. Once approved, you will be made eligible to sit for the Fundamentals FE exam via a letter sent to you from the Department that will include instructions for how to schedule the exam and pay the examination fee s with NCEES.
NCEES is in the process of converting all exams from paper and pencil to a computer-based format. With this ongoing conversion, the NYS exam application deadline has been eliminated, and some of the exams may be offered year round.
Applications will be reviewed in the order received and notification of the results sent to the applicant via email.
We strongly encourage applicants to submit their applications at the earliest possible date. Please note we will make every effort to provide a review of those applications postmarked after this deadline, although reviews for submissions after November 1st cannot be guaranteed.
You are strongly encouraged to submit applications at the earliest possible date. Instructions will be provided on the Scantron website for the registration and payment for this examination administration.
Registration for the April examination administration opens November 1, The deadline for this registration and payment process is February 24, You must answer all questions and provide all information requested unless otherwise indicated.
Failure to complete all required parts of the application will delay its review. Continuing Your Application Only applicants with Social Security Numbers have the option to save the application progress and complete it within 30 days. If you have a Social Security Number and have started an application within the past 30 days, and have not yet completed it, you can use this link to continue your application. Your Application ID can be found in the email that was sent to you from the Office of the Professions.
Upload Additional Documentation If you have already completed an application, but you have additional documents or files to include in your previous submission, use this link to upload additional documentation. Fee You must complete this online application and pay the applicable fee to begin the licensure process. Application fees are not refundable. Practical emergency and standby power system application information for both beginning and seasoned electrical design professionals alike.
A brief review of the basic geotechnical properties of soils needed for foundation analysis and design. In this online PDH engineering course, we examined key features of flood control and bank protection projects that worked over time and a number of those that faced challenges during their long life. This specific PDH continuing education course reviews the lessons learned from floodwater engineering, specifically a project in Albuquerque, NM involving diversion channels.
This online PDH course defines and elaborates on water cycle, watershed, elements of water supply systems, distribution systems, effects on health and environment, as well as the engineering, planning and management of water supply systems.
This PE license renewal course is suggested for civil professional engineers, environmental professional engineers, and water and wastewater treatment plant managers and operators.
Learn from the recent growth history of the state of Florida and the mechanisms used to institute Green Development. Principles needed to live an ethical life and build a desired professional reputation as a Professional Engineer. This PDH credit course will benefit professional engineers serving as project managers or field representatives by presenting techniques that can be applied to the construction project to help minimize or resolve claims or disputes.
Register for this approved PDH course and start earning your continuing education hours today! This professional engineer license renewal PDH course presents the stabilization and solidification technologies being applied to the treatment of industrial wastes, the treatment of waste prior to secure landfill disposal, and the treatment of contaminated land where large quantities of soil containing contaminants are encountered.
Take this PE online PDH course to learn how stabilization and solidification are physicochemical processes. Learn effective methods of scheduling construction projects and assure construction managers that projects will be completed in a timely and cost-effective manner. Learn theoretical and current practical knowledge in the area of mechanical systems and various mechanical components.
In this online PDH course, we examined key features of flood control and bank protection projects that worked over time and a number of those that faced challenges during their long life. This continuing education course uses lessons learned over many years through the review of a very interesting long-term project and will satisfy all state requirements for your professional engineer license renewal.
It can then be resolved with training and experience, each of which is an equally valuable commodity. This online continuing education course introduces the student to fundamentals of welding and brazing, including an overview of welding procedure development. Welding and brazing variables are introduced along with some examples for applying each variable. The 1-hour course in engineering ethics and floodwater engineering is intended to encourage the engineer to consider the big-picture result of decisions using real-world examples from a licensed Professional Engineer with extensive experience in Floodwater Engineering.
Wastewater has historically been considered nuisance to be discarded in the cheapest, least offensive manner possible. This PE license renewal PDH course introduces the principles of wastewater microbiology, characteristics of domestic and industrial wastewater, on-site disposal, municipal wastewater treatment systems, unite operations of pre-treatment, primary treatment, unit processes for secondary treatment, disinfection, and advanced wastewater treatment.
Reviews the subjects of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning, designed for professional engineers of all experience levels. The engineering license renewal course is designed as an introduction to waste management. Definition and types of solid waste from technical and regulatory points of view, Characteristics of solid waste, Generation rate of solid waste in different regions and climate, Process for storage, collection, treatment, disposal procedures, and perspectives. In this course, the professional engineer will learn how and where solid wastes are generated in a modern technological society, as well as how to store, collect and treat solid wastes.
Engineers will learn methods for reducing solid waste generation and how to reuse, recycle and recover energy from solid wastes. The professional engineer will also learn methods for estimating the quantity and composition of solid wastes.
The professional engineering license renewal course includes the solution of a few sample problems related to moisture content, density, and energy content determination for mixed solid waste, collections routes and system design. This PE PDH course is suitable for civil engineers, environmental engineers, chemical engineers, and solid waste landfill managers and operators.
The professional engineers learn about water pollutants and their sources and water pollution in rivers.
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