Listen to Audio Version: Formerly registered Professional Engineers (P.Eng.) with Engineers Nova Scotia who wish to become Active again should apply for Reinstatement. If the former license was resigned, complete the Reinstatement Resigned P. Eng. application If the former license was stricken, complete the Reinstatement Stricken P. Eng. application Requirements for a complete P. Eng.... continue reading »

Listen to Audio Version: Professional Engineers who are registered in good standing with another Canadian jurisdiction and now reside in Nova Scotia should complete a Full - AIT Transfer application. Requirements for a complete Full - AIT Transfer application: Completedonline application Applicable fees and dues An invoice will be generated in online account for any additional requ... continue reading »

Listen to Audio Version: Under Section 13B of the Engineers Nova Scotia By-laws, a company that provides engineering services in Nova Scotia must be registered with and receive a Certificate of Compliance from Engineers Nova Scotia. There are two categories ofcompany registration: Certificate of Compliance Company:A company that employs a number of engineers and provides engineering servic... continue reading »

Listen to Descriptor 2025 Schedule of Fees and Dues - Invoices Created After April 1, 2025 (and HST reduction to 14%) Engineer-in-Training (EIT) Full Member (P.Eng) and LimitedEngineering Licence (Eng. L) RetiredNon-Practicing Stricken Reinstatement Company Sole Proprietorship Appl... continue reading »

Listen to Audio Version: The Council of the Association of Professional Engineers of NovaScotia created a formal Mentor Program through By-Law 13(A)in 1983. [Refer topage 7 of the ByLawsat the back of the Nova Scotia Engineering Profession Act]. Through the program, an Engineer-in-Training (EIT) is required to establish a relationship with a mentor approved by Engineers Nova Scotia.The mentor... continue reading »

Professional Practice: The Engineering Profession Act outlines the duties and responsibilities of professional engineers who practice in Nova Scotia. The Engineering Profession Act defines engineering as the science and art of designing, investigating, supervising the construction, maintenance or operation of, making specifications, inventories or appraisals of, and consultations or reports on m... continue reading »

Phone: 902-429-2250 Toll Free (888) 802-7367 Fax: (902) 423-9769 Email: info@engineersnovascotia.ca Mail: 1355 Barrington Street Halifax, NS B3J 1Y9 For inquiries please use the following: General Inquiries:info@engineersnovascotia.ca Registratio... continue reading »

Registrants can request the following Status Changes: Reduction of annual dues this is a Half Dues request Half dues can be requested for the following reasons Maternity or Parental Leave Unemployed Attending University full time Confirmation of full-time attendance is required from the University Retired Non-Practicing Must be retired and no lo... continue reading »

Listen to Audio Version: In 2013, Engineers Nova Scotia Council approved a motion to create a registrant category for limited licensure. A limited engineering license is a license to practice professional engineering within a well-defined and limited scope of practice. This category of registration is for individuals who have academic qualifications other than a university engineering degre... continue reading »

National Technical Exams are online exams that are administered by Engineers and Geoscientists of British Columbia (EGBC). They are assigned based on the Engineers Canada Examination Syllabus. Each candidate is permitted up to three attempts to successfully pass each assigned exam. After three unsuccessful attempts on any one exam, a reassessment by the Board of Examiners is required. The Board o... continue reading »