If you require information regarding individual Members or Companies shown on the directory, please emailregistration@engineersnovascotia.ca. To view information related to Public Notices, click here to access the subpage. Please Note: an Employer Company does not hold a Certificate of Compliance (C of C) and is not registeredtoprovideengineering services in Nova Scotia. Note: A status of Rec... 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 »

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 »

Notice: All applications should be submitted through the newmyEngNS portal. 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 Reinst... continue reading »

Notice: All applications should be submitted through the newmyEngNS portal. 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 ge... continue reading »

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 services to the public of Nova Scot... continue reading »

Guidelines related to the practice of engineering in Nova Scotia are contained in this section. Click on one of the headings below to be directed to the relevant information. Guideline for Relying on the Work of Others (Under review - not currently available) Practice Advisory: Field Reviews, Construction Deficiencies Safety(Under review - not currently available) Professional Practice Guideli... continue reading »

Members in good standing automatically have Secondary Professional Liability Insurance. This unique program protects both you and the public in numerous scenarios involving whistleblowing, retirement, intellectual property, data loss, mentorship, and more. To learn more about the program, coverage amounts, and other benefits available to you, please visit the Engineers Canada website.  Videos... continue reading »

Welcome to the Engineers Nova Scotia Student Affairs Committee page! General Description of the Committee The Engineers Nova Scotia Student Affairs Committee (SAC) coordinates and manages all student services. Engineers Nova Scotia administers a number of programs for Engineering Students and provides speakers for schools and other interested groups to talk about Engineering, as well as act a... continue reading »

Role of Committee To recommend and implement award programs for students at all levels To make students aware of the professional association To promote Engineers Nova Scotia among engineering students To study and make recommendations relating to services for students at all levels To support appropriate activities at Dalhousie University and the Associated Universities To maintain and... continue reading »