Canada is undergoing a significant energy transformation, driven by ambitious climate goals and the urgent need to transition towards a lower-carbon economy. Renewable energy sources – including hydro, wind, solar, geothermal, and biomass – are at the forefront of this shift. Professional Engineers (P.Eng.) play a critical role in designing, developing, ...

As a Professional Engineer (P.Eng.) in Canada, your role goes far beyond technical problem-solving. You’re expected to demonstrate a lifelong commitment to competence, ethical practice, and public safety. A key part of that responsibility is Continuing Professional Development (CPD). While most engineers regularly meet CPD requirements, the idea of a CPD audit can ...

As 2025 unfolds, Canadian civil engineers are facing a changing professional environment. From climate adaptation to infrastructure modernisation, engineers are expected to lead the transformation of communities with innovative, ethical, and sustainable solutions. With increased government investments, evolving building codes, and climate accountability at the forefront, ...

Why CPD Matters for Canadian Engineers Continuing Professional Development (CPD) is a fundamental requirement for professional engineers (P.Eng.) in Canada. It ensures that engineers remain competent, up-to-date with the latest technological and regulatory changes, and able to uphold public trust. CPD is not just a compliance requirement but a vital component of ...

Maintaining a Professional Engineering (PE) license in the United States requires ongoing professional development. State engineering boards mandate continuing education to ensure engineers stay competent and up to date with the latest industry developments. A key part of this requirement is earning Professional Development Hours (PDH), the standard metric used to track ...

For professional engineers across Canada, maintaining licensure requires continuous learning and development. This commitment to ongoing education, known as Continuing Professional Development (CPD), ensures that engineers remain competent, knowledgeable, and up-to-date with the latest advancements in their field, ultimately safeguarding public safety and welfare. In an ...