As you know, engineering is a strictly regulated profession with tiers of licensing that exist at both the national and state levels. Add to those licenses the additional requirements tacked on by local municipalities, states and federal governments, and it becomes obvious that a dedicated staff of license-compliant professionals is required to keep your business open.

But licensing requirements shouldn’t be a hurdle to success. In fact, with proactive management, licensing can boost growth, speed operations and even provide financial returns. It is also essential to have a team of dedicated compliance specialists on your payroll, or you can look to outsource your licensing plan to a third party dedicated to keeping you up to date and ahead of the regulatory curve.

Before you make any decisions, you should know what licenses are required for your operation, and that’s what this white paper delivers.

In this White Paper you will learn:

• Which licenses you’ll need to keep your operation running and growing in your area.
• The steps required to become fully licensed as a professional engineer or firm.
• Why it’s important to proactively manage your licenses to reduce risk.

This white paper is sponsored by Harbor Compliance. To download, please complete the form on this page.