Engineers Nova Scotia is pleased to share a national opportunity with our registrants for industry professionals to contribute to the future of engineering regulation in Canada. Engineers Canada's Canadian Engineering Qualifications Board (CEQB) is seeking two engineers from industry to join its Foresight Committee — a strategic group dedicated to identifying emerging issues that will shape the regulation of the engineering profession over the next five to ten years.
 

As a committee member, you will be at the forefront of thought leadership, contributing to the development of influential papers, advising on national workshops, and engaging in forward-thinking dialogue that helps shape the future of the engineering profession and its regulation. We are seeking individuals who bring diverse perspectives, innovative viewpoints, and a commitment to advancing the profession. 
 

Estimated time commitment: 10–16 hours over a one-year term. 
 

The CEQB develops national guidelines, Engineers Canada papers, and examination syllabi that serve the needs of regulators, engineering licence holders, and applicants for licensure. Recent initiatives have addressed critical topics such as Indigenous consultation best practices, fitness to practise issues, the duty to report, the academic assessment of international engineering applicants, and the national code of ethics. 
 

Joining the Foresight Committee offers a unique opportunity to collaborate with dynamic engineering leaders and contribute meaningfully to the evolution of the profession at a national level. 
 

For all Nova Scotia registrants - if this opportunity resonates with you, or if you know someone who would be an excellent fit, please submit an expression of interest here to our CEO, Pal Mann, FEC, P.Eng.,  by November 10, 2025.  

In your expression, please include a CV as well as a few bullets on why you’re interested and what you feel you will bring to the discussions. Learn more about this opportunity in the Terms of Reference.