Complaints Committee - Protect the Integrity of Engineering
Committee type: Legislated Committee
The Complaints Committee reviews concerns related to professional conduct and practice, supporting a fair and accountable process that maintains confidence in the profession. Volunteers bring careful judgment, objectivity, and a strong commitment to professional standards and the public interest.
Committee Information:
- Supported by the Chief Operating Officer and Association Staff
- Dedicated legal counsel participates in meetings and deliberations
- Monthly meetings alternate between hybrid and virtual formats
- Committee members act as Lead Reviewers for complaint files, requiring additional time commitment for assessment and investigation activities, in addition to meeting attendance
- 3-year terms with opportunities for reappointment, appointments endorsed by Council
- Must have a minimum of five voting members
Committee Responsibilities:
- Investigates complaints submitted to the Association regarding the conduct or professional practice of registrants
- Protects the public interest and maintain confidence in the engineering profession
- Maintains strict confidentiality regarding committee discussions and documentation
Requirements to Join:
- P.Eng. in good standing, 5 years engineering experience in Canada is recommended
- Must reside in Nova Scotia
- Prior regulatory volunteer experience recommended
- Knowledge of Microsoft Teams and SharePoint recommended
- Completed and submitted volunteer application (found under the committee's tab of your Engineers Nova Scotia profile Link here
If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out tovolunteer@engineersnovascotia.ca
