
Engineering Experience
NRS 625.183 states the following: “4 years or more of active experience in engineering which is satisfactory to the Board and which indicates that the applicant is competent to be
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NRS 625.183 states the following: “4 years or more of active experience in engineering which is satisfactory to the Board and which indicates that the applicant is competent to be
Importance of Contracts We probably don’t need to tell you how important contracts are. After all, your livelihood depends on the revenue they generate. The regulation requiring written contract has
NCEES 16-Hour Structural Engineering Exam Offered in Reno, Nevada The NCEES 16-hour Structural Engineering Exam will be the only professional engineering exam offered in pencil-and paper format beginning with the
NCEES Professional Engineering and Land Surveying Exams are Now Computer-based Nearly all NCEES exams required for licensure as a professional engineer or professional land surveyor are now only offered as
Meet YOUR Nevada Board: Executive Director, Patty Mamola, PE
In 2010, Nevada was still reeling from the effects of the 2007 economic recession that plagued the United States. With unemployment rates at an alarming 14.5%, then-governor Brian Sandoval recognized the need for a proactive approach to improving the economy for the people of Nevada.
The future of professional land surveying is changing quickly due to technology innovations that are increasing at an exponential rate. As this trend will undoubtedly continue, current and future professionals should be aware of these changes and what they mean for their career tracks.
Because professional engineers are held to the highest standards in understanding and executing the principles of engineering, we take licensure very seriously.
Engineers build the world around us. From skyscrapers to nanotechnology, roller coasters to third-world water systems, engineering touches every aspect of our daily lives. And it shows.
Engineering and Land Surveying probably look much different in the last couple months than they did a year ago. We’d like to see how you’ve adapted to working remotely. Send us photos that show how you’ve engineered or surveyed creative work environments.
The Nevada Board of Engineers and Land Surveyors provides the information and process through which licensing as a Professional Engineer, Professional Land Surveyor, and certification of Engineer Intern and Land Surveyor Intern is possible.
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