Listen to Audio Version: Engineers Nova Scotia is the licensing and regulatory body for the 8,900+ Professional Engineers and Engineers-in-Training practicing in Nova Scotia or on Nova Scotia projects. Mission: Guided by the Engineering Profession Act, we license registrants who are qualified and competent, assisting them to fulfill their obligations to practice engineering in the best in... continue reading »

Engineers Nova Scotia provides a free electronic posting service to registered engineering firms (companies that pay annual dues). Free postings are only applicable to positions located in Nova Scotia. Non-registrant companies, search organizations, and recruitment or staffing agencies, as well as any out-of-province opportunities, are subject to the following rates.* One month Single Job Posti... continue reading »

This page contains links to websites of partners of Engineers Nova Scotia and other Professional Associations. Click on one of thenames below to open up the associated website. Consulting Engineers of Nova Scotia TechNova - Certified Technology Professionals Nova Scotia Association of Architects Association of Professional Geoscientists of Nova Scotia (APGNS) Immigrant Services Association... continue reading »

This page contains links to the Engineers Canada website and the other Constituent Associations located across Canada. Click on one of the titles below to open up the website for each Association. Engineers Canada Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Newfoundland and Labrador (PEGNL) Assoc of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of New Brunswick (APEGNB) EngineersPEI Ordre de... continue reading »

Zone Representatives Darrin McLean, P.Eng. Cape Breton/Victoria Oliver Browning, P.Eng. Colchester Vivek Tomar, P.Eng. Halifax/Hants Conrad LeLivre, P.Eng. Kings/Annapolis Ron Marks, P.Eng. Pictou Andrew Polegato, P.Eng. Cumberland Harry Daemen, P.Eng. Antigonish/Guysborough Committee Chair Persons Browren Allard, P.Eng. Professional Practice Andrew Thalheimer, P.Eng. Honours and Awards Denise ... continue reading »

There are three categories of exams that may apply to applicants throughout their path to registration with Engineers Nova Scotia. The Fundamentals of Engineering Exam (FE): This online exam is administered by NCEES and is not required for all applicants. More information can be found on the FE page. National Technical Exams (NTE): These online exams are administered by Engineers and Geosc... continue reading »

Canadian Privacy Legislation NOTE: (Please fax to 902-423-9769 or email to clarocque@engineersnovascotia.ca) Effective January 1st, 2004, Privacy Legislation enacted by the Government of Canada will come fully into effect. This Legislation, called the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA), is intended to protect individuals personal information. Person... continue reading »

List to Audio version: An engineer practicing in Nova Scotia is required by law under the Nova Scotia Engineering Profession Act By-Laws to be registered with Engineers Nova Scotia. An engineer may work in Nova Scotia under the supervision of a Professional Engineer without registering, but may not call themselves an engineer until they are registered with Engineers Nova Scotia. There are a... continue reading »

Listen to Audio Version: To apply to be become a Professional Engineer in Nova Scotia, you must: Be academically qualified Have 48 months of approved engineering experience, including 12 months in a Canadian environment (or equivalent) Provide three acceptable references Successfully complete the National Professional Practice Exam More information on meeting these application require... continue reading »

Listen to Audio Version: Professional Engineers who are registered in another Canadian jurisdiction or in the USA and do not reside in Nova Scotia should complete a Full Non-Resident application. If you have previously been registered with Engineers Nova Scotia as a P. Eng. and wish to reinstate your license, complete an application for Reinstatement. Registered in Canada Applicants that... continue reading »