Attached is a list of engineers and companies that have resigned in good standing, as of April 30, 2018, and no longer have a Licence to Practise or Certificate of Authorization to practice engineering in Prince Edward Island.

The 31st Annual Engineers Bridge Building Contest

 

The Engineers PEI 31st Annual Bridge Building Contest will be held at Royalty Crossing Mall on Thursday, April 2nd, beginning at 4:00pm.

Supplies are available by emailing Kim at info@EngineersPEI.com

 

To watch the contest from previous years, go to our YouTube channel here:  Engineers PEI - YouTube

Congratulations to Grace Christian School!  They won the first Engineers PEI Future City Competition and will be heading to Washington, DC for the National Competition!

 

The Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam confirms the technical knowledge of engineering graduates.  The National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying (NCEES) in the United States administers the exam.

DO I NEED TO WRITE THE EXAM?

If you are an Engineers PEI applicant, with academic credentials (bachelors degree) earned from institutes outside of Canada, you must have WES (World Education Services) authenticate and evaluate the credentials.

What you need to do:

 The Annual Engineers PEI Lobster Supper is taking place on Saturday, June 14th at New Glasgow Lobster Suppers. Members, EITs, LTPs and Student Members are invited to attend.  Each registrant and guest are $25.00 each ($50.00 for two). Each additional guest is $60.00.  Registration is on a first-come first-served basis. To register, fill out the PDF and email it to Kim at info@EngineersPEI.com. If you wish to pay by credit card, you can do so at the PayPal link below.  

The 3rd Annual Girls Get WISE Science Retreat will be taking place on Friday, April 29th from 8:30 am to 4:00 pm at MacMillan Hall, UPEI.  It is open to girls in grade 7 - 9. Registration is limited to 75 participants.  Register now by filling out the registration form below! Use the Tab key to move to each question. If you have trouble using the form below, click here to open it in another window. 

The theme for this year's contest is "Rube Goldberg Machines"

 

Rube Goldberg machines are different from the machines we are used to seeing.  A good Rube Goldberg machine incorporates the everyday machines we are used to seeing and connects them in ways that may seem foolish or inventive.

 

It is your mission to brainstorm and design an apparatus that uses at least ten individual steps to complete a task incorporating simple machines, such as wheel and exle, lever, wedgie, incline plane and more!

 

The first annual Lieutenant Governor's Award for Engineering Achievement was awarded to Harbourside Engineering Consultants at a ceremony held at Fanningbank on March 2, 2016.  Harbourside Engineering Consultants received this award for their work on the Hunt Club Pedestrian Bridge, located in Ottawa, Ontario.  Click here to see photos from the ceremony.