PE in Pennsylvania
PE in Pennsylvania
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I am an EIT with about a years experience, I am having a little trouble with understanding the requirements of becoming a PE. I know you need 4 years of progressive engineering work, but what does progressive mean? If i do 1-2 designs of replacing water lines every year, is this enough?





RE: PE in Pennsylvania
What element or elements of engineering are involved in replacing water lines?
How many of those elements were you responsible for on the first project?
How many will you be responsible for on the eighth project?
If that number increases then that is progression.
If the projects are "replace in kind" it probably doesn't count at all.
RE: PE in Pennsylvania
RE: PE in Pennsylvania
make sure you have a PE based in the office you work in that knows you're counting on them, and submit your application when you have your 4. There are thousands of people every year across USA that sit for the exam with very little design experience. The ethics lies in proposing to perform work that is outside your expertise once licensed.
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RE: PE in Pennsylvania