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From the smart phone in your pocket tothe bridge you drive over every day, it was aprofessional engineer who used math, science, and technology and added in a dash ofcreativity to solve a problem to make yourlife better.
In the Matter of a Complaint Pursuant to the Engineering and Geoscience Professions Act On November 17, 2021, the Complaints Committee of the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of New Brunswick met to investigate and consider a Complaint against a member. The Complaint alleged professional misconduct. Having reviewed the Complaint and Reply, and having …
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In a Matter Pursuant to the Engineering and Geoscience Professions Act In December 2016, the Complaints Committee of the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of New Brunswick entered into a Voluntary Agreement with Daniel Léger, P.Eng. (M5684) The agreement was a result of a formal Complaint alleging professional misconduct with respect to a conviction …
Congratulations to our members Jean Boudreau, P. Eng., FEC, and Michael Parkhill, P. Geo., FGC, for their 2020-2021 appointments to the President of Engineers Canada and Geoscientists Canada, respectively. We wish them all the best in their exciting new roles.
Meeting of June 10, 2020At the June 10th virtual meeting of the APEGNB Council, the following items were addressed: A new strategic plan for 2020-2022 was adopted and focused on four key areas:a. Ensuring Compliance with the Act and by-lawsb. Enhancing stakeholder Awarenessc. Demonstrating value to Registrantsd. Modelling good governance The plan for the Diversity …
Our latest issue of ENGEOActions is available now! This issue has a focus on ethics and integrity. It includes a recap of the 2020 AGM, a project update from the City of Moncton as well as a 1:1 Thought Leadership Interview with Dr. Eleanor O’Higgins on Ethical Leadership. Find this issue here: link
BUILD A BOAT! Engineers and geoscientists play an important part in protecting the public, including designing boats and ships that carry everything from the food we eat to the cars we drive and of course, people! Boats take a lot of design work to make sure that all of the components won’t break down in …
In a Matter Pursuant to the Engineering and Geoscience Professions Act On May 15, 2020, the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of New Brunswick (APEGNB) entered into an agreement with Mr. Stephen Petrovich (L5718) to voluntarily suspend the practice of engineering in New Brunswick. The voluntary agreement, found here, was initiated by APEGNB upon …
Regular office hours (8:30-4:30) will resume on Monday June 1st. In order to comply with provincial government directives, access to our office remains limited. You must make an appointment before coming to the office. To make an appointment, email reception@apegnb.com.
WATERPROOF THE ROOF! Engineers and geoscientists play an important part in protecting the public, including designing roofing materials to keep us safe and dry in our homes. The shape of our roofs also play a role in how they protect our living spaces from snow, rain and wind. Materials engineers need to think about properties …
SAFELY LAND THE PACKAGE! Engineers and geoscientists play an important part in protecting the public, including designing items to be used in natural disasters. There can be times when first responders cannot reach people by land to deliver food, water, or medicine, and instead they need to drop it from the air. Engineers design the …
CREATE A SPACE TOOL! Engineers and geoscientists get to design and create items that are used all over the world – and even outside of our atmosphere! In space, astronauts may use tools that allow them to pick things up more easily from a distance and when their space suits limit their ability to grab …
BUILD A STURDY SHELF! Engineers and geoscientists work to protect the public, and that includes building structures and making sure that they are safe for us to use. Civil engineers design and inspect the structural drawings to see if they will be able to hold certain amounts of weight and stand up to extreme weather …
APEGNB Design Challenges Our design challenges: www.apegnb.com/tag/design-challenge Watch These Documentaries & Learning Series: Netflix: Dream Big: Engineering Our World (French subtitles available) Bill Nye Saves the World (French and English) Bill Nye the Science Guy (English Only) The Mars Generation (French & English) Disney+ (all available in French and English): Mars Inside SpaceX Expedition Mars: …
The Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of New Brunswick (APEGNB) Engineering and Geoscience Professions Act and the By-laws including the Code of Ethics establish the basic requirements for the use of the professional seal. This guideline elaborates on those requirements and is presented for use by the members and licencees of APEGNB. It replaces …
In the Matter of a Complaint Pursuant to the Engineering and Geoscience Professions Act On August 28, 2018, a Discipline Committee Panel of the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of New Brunswick (APEGNB) issued an Order with respect to a Complaint involving the provision of engineering services without a current license. The Order accepted …
In the Matter of a Complaint Pursuant to the Engineering and Geoscience Professions Act On June 26, 2018, a Discipline Committee Panel of the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of New Brunswick (APEGNB) issued an Order with respect to a Complaint involving misuse of professional seal. The Order accepted a Voluntary Agreement between APEGNB …
