SE Licensing
SE Licensing
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I am interested in a list of US states that require an SE license to practice structural engineering.
(Also, if there are any restrictions regarding the size/type of structure that may be designed by an individual without an SE license in such states)
(Also, if there are any restrictions regarding the size/type of structure that may be designed by an individual without an SE license in such states)






RE: SE Licensing
RE: SE Licensing
Illinois,
Washington,
Oregon,
California and
Nevada.
That is an unofficial list, though.
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RE: SE Licensing
For California - I believe there are limitations against PE's designing buidlings greater than 160' height, schools and hospitals.
RE: SE Licensing
Nebraska has restrictions on what structures can be designed by a Civil PE. Typically, high rise structures and "structurally complicated" structures. Both structural tests are offered in Nebraska
RE: SE Licensing