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MEMBER REGISTRATION

Applicants Registered with Other Jurisdictions

Canadian Mobility

If an applicant is a registered engineer (P.Eng.) or geoscientist (P.Geo.) in another Canadian jurisdiction and wishes to work in Manitoba, they may apply for a certificate of registration. A person can be registered in multiple jurisdictions.

Qualifications

To qualify for a certificate of registration, an applicant must:

  • have obtained a valid professional engineer (P.Eng.) or professional geoscientist (P.Geo.) registration anywhere in Canada and is in good standing; and,
  • have made payment of dues and fees prescribed by the by-laws; and,
  • have the ability to communicate effectively in English; and,
  • have demonstrated good character, and ethical and professional conduct.

Temporary License

A Temporary Licence means the certificate issued under the seal of the Association certifying that a non-resident person has been licensed to temporarily practice professional engineering or professional geoscience within the province.

Qualifications

To qualify for a Temporary Licence, an applicant must:

  • not be registered with another Canadian regulator; and,
  • be a professional engineer or professional geoscientist registered in good standing in at least one state in USA or other jurisdiction; or,
  • be a professional engineer holding the International Professional (IntPE) or APEC EA engineer designations; and
  • be in good standing with a state board(s) or other jurisdiction; and,
  • have made payment of the dues and fees prescribed by the by-laws; and,
  • have the ability to communicate effectively in English; and,
  • have demonstrated good character, and ethical and professional conduct; and,
  • normally be a non-resident in Manitoba; and,
  • have completed the Act, By-laws and Code of Ethics (ABC) test with 90% or greater.

US Mobility

If an applicant is a registered engineer (PE) or geoscientist (PG) in at least one state in the USA, and currently holds a temporary licence with the Association (see above) they may apply for a certificate of registration through US Mobility. A person can be registered in multiple jurisdictions.

Qualifications

To qualify for US Mobility, an applicant must:

  • be deemed academically qualified; and,
  • have passed the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) and Professional Engineering (PE) exams in the USA; and,
  • be registered as an engineer or geoscientist in good standing in at least one state in the USA; and,
  • not be registered in another Canadian province; and,
  • have passed the National Professional Practice Exam (NPPE); and,
  • have made payment of dues and fees prescribed by the by-laws; and,
  • have the ability to communicate effectively in English; and,
  • have demonstrated good character, and ethical and professional conduct; and,
  • have completed the Act, By-Laws, and Code of Ethics (ABC) test with 90% or greater.

It is only possible to write the NPPE after you have enrolled with one of the provincial associations or have a temporary license. If you have passed the Canadian National Professional Practice Exam you qualify for US Mobility.

International Engineering Mobility

Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba recognizes the following multinational agreements signed by Engineers Canada: The International Professional Engineering Agreement (IPEA) and Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Agreement (APEC EA).

An applicant holding the International Professional Engineer (IntPE) designation or APEC Engineer designation is eligible to apply for a temporary license.

If a temporary licensee who holds the IntPE or APEC Engineer designation passes the National Professional Practice Exam, they may apply for a certificate of registration through International Mobility. IntPE or APEC EA engineers are not required to complete competency-based assessment.

International Professional Engineer and APEC Engineer Registers

Professional engineers (P.Eng.) registered in Manitoba who wish to be recognized on the International Professional Engineers and Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Engineers Agreement Registers can apply directly to Engineers Canada for placement on the International Professional Engineers and Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Engineer registers.

Engineers Canada's registration process is a no-cost, self-assessment process whereby Canadian professional engineers declare that they meet and will maintain the qualifications to be on the registers.

Professional engineers who are currently listed on the registers will maintain their status on the registers as International Professional Engineers (IntPE (Canada)) and APEC Engineers.

For more information please visit Engineers Canada's website.

If you work for a company that doesn't currently hold a Certificate of Authorization to provide services in Manitoba, submit an Application for Certificate of Authorization along with your Application for Admission.

Learn More > Certificate of Authorization

Complete the Application Form

Pay the Required Fees

See Fees for details.

Application Review and Decision

The Registrar considers and decides on complete applications for certificates of registration, for applicants registered and in good standing with a regulatory body of professional engineers or geoscientists of another jurisdiction.

Next Step

Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba will process your application and send you a decision letter within a month. If applicable, Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba will advise you that you have been registered as a Professional Member. Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba will place your name on the public register. You must renew your membership annually.

If you are refused membership, your decision letter will provide reasons why and advice on how to become eligible for membership with Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba. You may appeal the decision. See Appeals for details.

Questions

For questions about mobility applications contact the Admissions Department.