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Last Updated: May 15th, 2008 05/14/08 - Business Firm Renewals are being mailed out on May 29th. Firm Renewals cannot be done online at this time. Thank you
Renewals were mailed out on 11/28/07 On-line renewals will open on December 1st 2007 so please renew online if possible.Click here to renew online. If you do not receive a renewal notice by December 15th please contact Martha Michalowski at mmichalowski@ncbels.org to receive your PIN# Thank you.
NOTICE OF FUTURE CHANGES TO THE NCEES
EXAMS AND SUPPORTING MATERIALS
FE EXAMS: Effective with the April 2010 exam Candidates for the FE exam will be required to declare their depth module when they register for the exam rather than selecting the module on the day of the exam. CIVIL, ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL PE EXAMS: Candidates for these exams will be required to declare their depth module when they register for the exam rather than selecting the module on the day of the exam. Effective with the October 2009 for Civil exams and for Electrical and Mechanical it will be effective in April 2010. Effective with the October 2008 Administration, there will be changes to the NCEES exams and exam supporting materials as noted below. CHANGES WILL NOT TAKE EFFECT UNTIL OCTOBER 2008. MECHANICAL PE EXAM: Effective with the October 2008 administration the PE exam in Mechanical will be under revised specifications. In addition, the afternoon module, Mechanical – Machine Design has been renamed Mechanical - Mechanical Systems and materials. The new exam specs will be posted at www.ncbels.org in April 2008 METALLURGICAL PE
EXAM: Effective with the
October 2008 administration the PE exam in Metallurgical will be under
revised specifications. The new
exam specs will be posted at www.ncbels.org in April 2008
SURVEYING COMITY APPLICANTS
3D MODELING FOR GRADING AND STAKE-OUT
The Board adopted the below
policy on 3d modeling. If you
have any questions please contact David Tuttle a dstuttle@ncbels.org
The creation and design of the controls, profiles,
and cross sections for the electronic data, used in the Digital Terrain
Models, for the purposes of earthwork grading and stake-out is within
the definition of the practice of land surveying and engineering and shall be
done under the responsible charge of a Professional Engineer or Professional
Land Surveyor.
EXAM FEES
GO UP
Due to a fee increase
imposed by NCEES fees for all exams have been increased by $10. The increase is effective February 1st and is for the Fall, 2007 exam.
FOREIGN
DEGREE EVALUATIONS AND THE WASHINGTON ACCORD
As of May 1st, 2006 the North Carolina Board will no longer participate in the Washington Accord. After May 1st any applicant applying to take either the FE, FS, PE or PS exam who received a degree from a non-US based university must have a foreign degree evaluation performed by either AACRAO or ECEI.
OBLIQUE
AERIAL IMAGING
At the Board’s October 13, 2005 Board meeting the below policy on Oblique Aerial Imaging was adopted. Please call the Board office if you have any questions:
“The service of oblique aerial imaging falls within the definition of the practice of land surveying in G.S. 89C – 3(7) based on the information reviewed by the Board on October 12, 2005. The making of the oblique image product where it involves geodesy (including the use of GPS and geodetic reference datums), photogrammetry, or geo-referenced to existing orthos, requires the education, training and experience of a licensed professional land surveyor under G.S. 89C. Further, the production of orthos is within the practice of land surveying.
Such services require that the individuals in responsible
charge of the work and the company be licensed with the Board and comply with
the Standards of Practice for Land Surveying in
SURVEYING
EDUCATION BILL NOW LAW
The surveying education bill sponsored by the North Carolina Surveying Society was signed on August 22nd by the Governor and is now law. The law dramatically changes the minimum education
requirements to become a surveyor in
Current experience Requirement: FLS PLS High School diploma 5(4with pls) 7(6) AA 0 4(3) Bachelor’s degree 0 2(1)
New law effective 2013: FLS PLS High School diploma 10(6) 16(9) AA 4(2) 8(4) Bachelor’s degree 0 2(2)
A link to the full text can be found here: http://www.ncga.state.nc.us/sessions/2005/bills/house/html/h810v3.html
If you have any questions contact the Board office.
PHARMACEUTICAL ENGINEERING SERVICES FOR VALIDATION AND COMMISSIONING
At the
Board’s July 14th 2005 meeting. The Board clarified its policy on
engineering services for validation and commissioning. For the full policy contact David
Tuttle at the Board office.
Joint Use of Seal Brochure The NC Board of Examiners and The NC Board of Architecture have developed
a joint use of seal brochure that discusses the use of the engineers and
architects seal on construction documents submitted to building inspection
officials in
October EXAM RESULTS RECEIVED The results from the Fall 2007 exam have been received and processed by the Board. The results for the examinations are as follows: Fundamentals of Engineering 65% pass rate Principles & Practice of Engineering 57% pass rate Fundamentals of Land Surveying 39% pass rate Principles & Practice of Land Surveying Part A: 53% pass rate Part B: 80 % pass rate Part C: 77 % pass rate BOARD MEETINGS for 2008 The N. C. Board of Examiners has established the following meeting schedule for 2008: January 10 & 11
All meetings of the Board are open to the general public. The Board
meetings are conducted at the Board office located at
EXAMINATION DATES National examinations will be conducted on the following dates: April 11 & 12, 2008 October 24 & 25, 2008 The deadline for submitting completed applications is January 2nd for the spring examination and August 1st for the fall examination. The Board administers national registration examinations as offered by the National Council of Examiners for Engineers and Surveyors (NCEES). For additional information about the exams or application process, please contact the Board office.
SPEAKERS Both Board members and members of the staff are available to speak at
meetings of professional and technical societies as well as community-based
organizations. Requests for speakers should be made as far in advance as
possible and should be made in writing to the Executive Director at
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