Engineers and Economics Slides presentation ..pptx

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Engineers act that changed the face of engineers regulations in Kenya.


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Engineers Act An Overview of Registration and Regulation of Engineers

Introduction This presentation provides a comprehensive overview of the Engineers Act of 2011, which governs the registration, licensing, and regulation of engineers in Kenya. It outlines the roles of the Engineers Board of Kenya, the qualifications required for registration, and the legal framework surrounding engineering practice.

Introduction to the Engineers Act Enacted in 2011 to provide for the registration and licensing of engineers. Regulates the practice of engineering and sets professional standards. Establishes the Engineers Board of Kenya for oversight.

Roles and Functions of the Engineers Board Registration of professional and consulting engineers. Issuance of licenses to qualified individuals and firms. Management of the Register of Engineers.

Registration Process Application requirements for professional and consulting engineers. Criteria for registration, including educational qualifications. Mechanisms for the registration of foreign engineers.

Licensing and Practice Detailed procedures for obtaining a practicing license. Regulations on license renewals and continuation of practice. Consequences of practicing without a license

Professional Conduct and Ethics Establishes a code of ethics for engineers. Regulations regarding professional misconduct. Procedures for handling complaints and disciplinary actions

Penalties and Offences Details of penalties for false registration and professional misconduct. Enforcement mechanisms for compliance with the Act. Possible legal actions against violations of the Act.

General Provisions Financial provisions including levies for training. Establishment of the Engineers Training Levy Fund. Transitional provisions from previous Acts

Conclusion The Engineers Act represents a significant advancement in the regulation of engineering practice in Kenya, aiming to ensure high standards of professional conduct and service. The Engineers Board plays a crucial role in maintaining these standards through registration, licensing, and oversight.

References Kenya Engineers Act, No. 43 of 2011 Official documents from the Engineers Board of Kenya

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