Most states issue professional engineering licenses through their Board of Professional Engineering. While some states issue generic Professional Engineering licenses, others issue licenses for specific disciplines, including Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Structural Engineering. Before an individual may apply for a license, the Board will generally require graduation from an accredited school, the passing all necessary examinations, and accumulation of the requisite amount of experience. The license application will then require proof that each of these requirements has been met, along with the completion of tedious forms. Other supporting documentation may be requested as well, such as personal/character references and transcripts. Each of these regulations seeks to increase public protection by maintaining a high standard of competency across the profession. Once an engineer license is issued, renewals are required to be filed either annually or biennially, varying by state.

Unlicensed engineers providing services in a state may be subject to penalties, ranging from high fines, cease and desist orders, and even criminal penalties, such as jail time and probation. Failure to properly maintain a license can lead to fines and censure. Unlicensed operation of energy services will be penalized with high fines, cease and desist orders, and permanent revocation of a license.

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