Similarly, the association can prosecute companies or entities who illegally provide engineering services to the public. If you question the work of an engineer, or suspect that a person or a company may not be licensed, you can contact PEO's discipline and enforcement department. They'll tell you if the matter warrants action and will take action as appropriate. If your complaint relates to misconduct, it may proceed to PEO's Discipline Committee for a hearing. If found guilty, the engineer is sentenced by the Discipline Committee.
Publication is mandatory if the licence has been revoked or suspended.
Click here for more information on how to register a complaint with PEO . Enforcement PEO also takes action against individuals or entities who are not licensed to practise engineering. The association may apply to a judge of the Ontario Court for an order to cease and desist contravention of the Professional Engineers Act . Click here for the 1999 Registrar's Accountability Report .