Faculty Handbook - Fairmont State University

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by this examination include site planning, design, structures,
mechanical/electrical/plumbing systems, professional practices, and pre-design.
2. Experience Requirement – The experience requirement may be fulfilled by working in
any capacity as a licensed architect.
AVIATION FACULTY:
1. Appropriate National Certification -- Successful completion of the examination for the
Federal Aviation Administration’s Aircraft Maintenance License with the
Airframe and Power plant (A&P) ratings.
This five part examination consists of written, oral, and practical skills in each of fortytwo
technical areas. Topics covered include engineering fundamentals, aviation
science/technology, quality assurance, and safety.
2. Experience Requirement -- The experience requirement may be fulfilled by working as
an FAA licensed Aviation Maintenance Technician.
ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY FACULTY (Except Safety Engineering Technology):
1. Appropriate National Certification -- Successful completion of the Professional
Engineering certification (P.E.)
Prior to taking the P.E. examination, a passing grade must be achieved on an eight-hour
Engineering Fundamentals examination which covers topics generic to a variety of
engineering related disciplines. An eight-hour Principles and Practices of Engineering
(P.E.) examination must be passed for professional certification. This examination
focuses on specialized engineering disciplines such as Civil, Electrical, Manufacturing,
Mechanical, etc.
2. Experience Requirement -- The experience requirement may be fulfilled by working as
a licensed Professional Engineer (P.E.).
SAFETY ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY FACULTY:
1. Appropriate National Certifications -- Successful completion of the Certified Safety
Professional (C.S.P.) or Certified Industrial Hygienist (C.I.H.) examinations.
Prior to taking either the C.S.P or C.I.H. examination, a passing grade must be achieved
on an eight- hour Core Examination for each specialization. Faculty working toward the
Certified Safety Professional Exam would take the Associate Safety Professional (A.S.P.)
Core Examination and faculty working toward the Certified Industrial Hygienist
Examination would take the Industrial Hygienist in Training (I.H.I.T.) Core Examination.
An eight-hour Certified Safety Professional (C.S.P.) or Certified Industrial Hygienist
(C.I.H.) examination must be passed for professional certification. These examinations
focus on comprehensive practices and management principles within these two
specialized fields of study.
2. Experience Requirement -- The experience requirement may be fulfilled by working as
a Certified Safety Professional (C.S.P.) or a Certified Industrial Hygienist (C.I.H.).