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NC Register Volume 16 Issue 15 - Office of Administrative Hearings

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(D)(E)experience shall be consideredequivalent to an engineering orrelated science curriculum <strong>of</strong> four ormore years other than one approvedby the Board.A high school diploma with anadditional four years <strong>of</strong> progressiveengineering experience shall beconsidered equivalent to anengineering or related sciencecurriculum <strong>of</strong> four or more yearsother than one approved by theBoard.Foreign degrees shall be consideredonly after receipt <strong>of</strong> an evaluationfrom the Foreign EngineeringEducation Evaluation Program(FEEEP) <strong>of</strong> the National Council <strong>of</strong>Examiners for Engineering andSurveying (<strong>NC</strong>EES), or from theAmerican Association <strong>of</strong> CollegiateRegistrars and Admissions <strong>Office</strong>rs(AACRAO). The Board shall equatethe degree to one <strong>of</strong> the educationcategories in Subparagraphs (a)(1)-(3)<strong>of</strong> this Rule.(b) Experience:(1) General. The experience <strong>of</strong> an applicant shallbe considered in determining whether anapplicant is eligible to be licensed as aPr<strong>of</strong>essional Engineer.(2) Required Experience. In evaluating the workexperience required, the Board may considerthe total experience record and the progressivenature <strong>of</strong> the record. (Not less than half <strong>of</strong>required engineering experience shall be <strong>of</strong> apr<strong>of</strong>essional grade and character, and shall beperformed under the responsible charge <strong>of</strong> alicensed Pr<strong>of</strong>essional Engineer, or if not, awritten explanation shall be submittedshowing why the experience should beconsidered acceptable and the Board mayapprove if satisfied <strong>of</strong> the grade and character<strong>of</strong> the progressive experience.(3) Definition. The terms "progressiveengineering experience" or "progressiveexperience on engineering projects" mean thatduring the period <strong>of</strong> time in which an applicanthas made a practical utilization <strong>of</strong> acquiredknowledge, continuous improvement, growthand development have been shown in theutilization <strong>of</strong> that knowledge as revealed in thecomplexity and technical detail <strong>of</strong> the workproduct or work record. The applicant mustshow continuous assumption <strong>of</strong> greaterindividual responsibility for the work productover that period <strong>of</strong> time. The progressiveexperience on engineering projects shall be <strong>of</strong>a grade and a character which indicates to theboard that the applicant may be competent topractice engineering.PROPOSED RULES<strong>16</strong>:<strong>15</strong> NORTH CAROLINA REGISTER February 1, 2002<strong>16</strong>66(4) Specific Credit for Experience. In evaluatingprogressive engineering experience, the Boardmay give credit for experience in the followingareas <strong>of</strong> work:(A) Graduate schooling or research in anapproved engineering programresulting in award <strong>of</strong> an advancedengineering degree, one year for eachsuch degree - maximum two years;(B) Progressive land surveying -(C)maximum two years;Teaching <strong>of</strong> engineering subjects atthe university level in an approvedengineering program <strong>of</strong>fering a fouryear or more degree approved by theBoard - maximum two years.The Board, however, shall not acceptcombinations, restricted only to the categoriesnoted above, as fulfilling all the necessarystatutory experience requirements. Everyapplicant for licensure as a Pr<strong>of</strong>essionalEngineer, as part <strong>of</strong> the total experiencerequirement, shall show a minimum <strong>of</strong> oneyear experience <strong>of</strong> a progressive engineeringnature in industry, or government, or under alicensed Pr<strong>of</strong>essional Engineer <strong>of</strong>fering serviceto the public.Full-time engineering faculty members whoteach in an approved engineering program<strong>of</strong>fering a four year or more degree approvedby the Board, may request waiver <strong>of</strong> theminimum one year experience in industry,government, or private practice if theydemonstrate consulting or research work <strong>of</strong> atleast one year's duration, which was pursued t<strong>of</strong>ruition, and which is <strong>of</strong> a progressiveengineering nature. The faculty applicant shalldocument the work and demonstrate that thework meets the Board's requirement.(5) Other Experience is Considered if it is:(A) Experience obtained prior tograduation as part <strong>of</strong> an ABETaccredited engineering programwhich must be shown on thetranscript, with a maximum credit <strong>of</strong>one year;(B)Authority G.S. 89C-10; 89C-13.Experience obtained in a foreigncountry that is performed under directsupervision <strong>of</strong> a Pr<strong>of</strong>essionalEngineer licensed with a memberBoard <strong>of</strong> the National Council <strong>of</strong>Examiners for Engineering andSurveying (<strong>NC</strong>EES).21 <strong>NC</strong>AC 56 .0502 APPLICATION PROCEDURE:INDIVIDUAL(a) General. A person desiring to become licensed as aPr<strong>of</strong>essional Engineer must make application to the Board on aform prescribed and furnished by the Board.

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