Global Practice and International Agreements — Worked Decisions

A Filipino graduate has a professional-engineering bachelor's degree; a colleague holds an engineering-technology diploma. Each wants to describe the applicable IEA accord.

Engr. A finished in 2022. The university now advertises Washington Accord accreditation for its civil-engineering program. Is Engr. A automatically covered?

A PRC-licensed Philippine civil engineer with a recognised degree receives an Australian consulting job offer and wishes to approve regulated structural designs.

Engr. B joins AFEO's ASEAN Engineers Register (AER) and assumes it confers ASEAN Registered Foreign Professional Engineer status.

Engr. C has eight years of documented engineering work after graduation, including three years in responsible charge; a valid home professional licence and CPD record are stated. Does C pass the MRA's experience minimum?

Engr. D reports six years post-graduation and two years of responsible charge while applying under the APEC Engineers Agreement.

Engr. E obtains ACPE recognition and seeks to design and independently sign a building in another ASEAN state.

Engr. F has ten years' employment but project letters list only "site staff"; F claims three years of responsible charge for ACPE.

Engr. G is on an employer-sponsored work visa, holds an APEC Engineer designation, and proposes to seal bridge drawings in the host jurisdiction.