Regulating Engineering and Geoscience in Saskatchewan: APEGS
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Regulating Engineering and Geoscience in Saskatchewan: APEGS
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Did you know that engineers and geoscientists have to be licensed to practice in Canada? Licensure helps provide greater protection to the public and environment as members have to be competent, accountable for their work, and adhere to a code of ethics.
In this episode we sit down with Chris Wimmer and Kate MacLachlan from the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Saskatchewan (APEGS). Chris is a professional engineer and is currently the Director of Professional Standards, and Kate is a professional geoscientist and is the Director of Registration and Deputy Registrar. In this conversation we will explore the importance of self-regulation, the application process, licensure, and member requirements. If you have ever wondered how to become a professional engineer or geoscientist, then this conversation is full of helpful information!