State Board of Licensure for Professional Engineers
The State Board of Licensure for Professional Engineers protects the safety and property of the public through the regulation of the practice of engineering in Maine. The Board is supported by license fees and receives no general fund tax dollars.
Announcements
- The DEADLINE to submit applications to the Board for the October 2019 PE exam is June 15, 2019.
- Information regarding the conversion of the FE, PE and SE exams to computer-based testing can be found here: https://ncees.org/cbt
- Portland Adult Education put together an excellent resource for foreign-trained engineers who wish to become licensed in Maine: Engineer Licensure Guide
- Proposed revision to statute for discussion at Jan 17 board meeting. Proposed Revisions to Title 32 Ch. 19
- NCEES Model Law 2018 Model Law 2018
Newsletter
Penobscot Narrows Bridge & Observatory, Prospect, Maine.
Photo courtesy of J. Michael Adams
Wind Power Energy Facility, Mars Hill, Maine.
Photo courtesy of Governor's Task Force on Windpower
Beta Tidewater Generator, Portland, Maine.
Photo courtesy of Ocean Renewable Power Company
Preparing to install ORPC's TideGen TGU in Cobscook Bay, August, 2012
Photo courtesy of Ocean Renewable Power Company
Maine Maritime Systems Engineering student prepares trimaran lobster boat model for wave experiment.
Bridge in a Backpack, Bradley, ME.
Photo courtesy of Advanced Infrastructure Technologies, LLC
Bridge in a Backpack, Lagrange, ME
Photo courtesy of Advanced Infrastructure Technologies, LLC
Carlton Bridge, Bath-Woolwich, Maine.
Photo courtesy of Maine Department of Transportation
Waldo-Hancock Bridge
Photo Courtesy of Maine Department of Transportation
Pedestrian Footbridge, Houlton, Maine.
Photo courtesy of Maine Department of Transportation
West Branch Bridge, Byron, Maine.
Photo courtesy of Maine Department of Transportation
Lowes Covered Bridge.
Photo courtesy of Maine Department of Transportation
