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Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Guidelines for Professional Engineers

NSW Department of Customer Service

Version:  [2021.]  (Current)
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Publication date
April 2021
Pages
15
Current status
Current
Description

The Design and Building Practitioners Regulation 2021 (the Regulation) outlines the
professional standards and qualifications that must be met by professional engineers from 1
July 2021 in NSW. Clauses 2 and 5 of Schedule 3 of the Regulation require professional
engineers to complete continuing professional development requirements each year.

Continuing professional development (CPD):

• helps professional engineers stay informed, up-to-date, skilled and knowledgeable;
• improves professionalism and performance in the building and construction industry through relevant learning; and
• enhances consumer protection and public confidence in the building and construction industry.

A person has three options (referred to as “Pathways”) to become registered as a Registered Professional Engineer under the Act. The particular CPD requirements that apply depend on the manner by which the person is registered.

Scope

Contents:

1: Glossary Of Terms
2: Introduction
3: Pathway 1 - General
4: Pathway 1 - Relevant Education And Training Approved By The Secretary
5: Professional Engineers - Pathway 2
6: Professional Engineers - Pathway 3
7: Recorded completed CPD
8: Exemptions And Non-Compliance
9: Appendix 1 - Template To Record Completed CPD

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Hannah Hughes
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Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Guidelines for Professional Engineers cover 2021