Architectural, Engineering, and Related Services 

North Dakota Code > Title 43 > Chapter 43-19.1 > § 43-19.1-04 - Board - Qualifications

Each professional engineer board member must be a professional engineer who is a citizen and resident of this state, has been registered in this state a minimum of eight years, has been engaged in the lawful practice of engineering for at least twelve years, and has had responsible charge of important engineering work for at least five

years. Each professional land surveyor board member must be a professional land surveyor who is a citizen and resident of this state, has been registered as a professional land surveyor in this state a minimum of eight years, and has been responsible for important land surveying work for at least five years.

Previous section	Chapter 43-19.1 Table of Contents	Next section

________________________________________________________________________

Questions & Answers: Architectural, Engineering, and Related Services

How long can a completed and signed Geologic Work Experience Log be used? ...

I have been retired for about 20 years.. Strange enough various owners, new & original, renovating contractors and developers contact me asking if I will act as a consultant. My pr...

If a sucessor engineer is not unsing any of the pervious successor's documentation, and produces all new documentation then does the sucessor engineer still have to certify and tak...

Does the oriignal engineer have to submit the original paperwork to the municipality once the sucessor engineer has submitted new paperwork, drawing etc. ...

North Dakota Laws: Architectural, Engineering, and Related Services

North Dakota Code > Chapter 43-03 - Architects and Landscape Architects

North Dakota Code > Chapter 43-19.1 - Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors

Comments (0)