Arizona Administrative Code › Title 4 - PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS › Chapter 30 - BOARD OF TECHNICAL REGISTRATION › Article 2 - REGISTRATION PROVISIONS › Section R4-30-222 - Engineer-In-Training Designation

Current through Register Vol. 30, No. 28, July 12, 2024
A. To
				qualify for admission to the fundamentals examination solely on the basis of
				education, an applicant shall be a graduate of a four-year engineering degree
				program accredited at the time of graduation by the Accreditation Board for
				Engineering and Technology (ABET) or an equivalent predecessor
				organization.
B. To qualify for
				admission to the fundamentals examination, an applicant who is not a graduate
				of a four-year ABET-accredited engineering degree program shall have at least
				four years of education or experience or a combination of both directly related
				to the practice of engineering. Experience directly related to the practice of
				engineering of a character satisfactory to the Board includes but is not
				limited to the following in the candidate's branch of engineering:
1. Consultation: The active involvement in
				meetings, discussions or development of reports intended to provide
				information, facts or advice regarding the application of the accepted
				engineering principles to fulfill the client's specific requirements.
2. Research investigation: The search,
				examination or study to determine the practicality or effectiveness of accepted
				principles for adaptation and application to novel situations or the
				development of new or alternative solutions to solve problems.
3. Evaluation: The analysis, testing or study
				to determine or estimate the merit, effect, efficiency or practicality of
				approaches, methods, designs, structures or materials for use in a given
				situation or to achieve a specific result.
4. Planning: The preliminary development of
				objectives, statements, outlines, drafts, drawings or diagrams showing the
				arrangement, scheme, schedule, program or procedure for determining the most
				effective solution to a problem.
5.
				Design: Design, development and location experience.
6. Construction review: The review or
				supervision of construction projects in the candidate's branch of engineering
				to determine conformance with contract documents and design specifications
				(maximum 12 months' credit).
7.
				Administration: Administrative experience in the candidate's branch of
				engineering, including office and field administration, field or laboratory
				testing, quotation requests, change orders, bidding procedures, cost accounting
				and project closeouts maximum 12 months' credit).
8. Surveying: The measurement, using accepted
				methods of surveying, of units of space, water, land or structures to determine
				boundaries, areas, shapes, slopes, distances, angles or other calculations
				(maximum 12 months' credit).
9.
				Editing or writing: The editing or writing for publication of articles, books,
				newsletters or other written materials directly relating to the candidate's
				branch of engineering (maximum six months' credit).
10. Other engineering experience: Experience
				of a nature set forth in this subsection but in other recognized branches of
				engineering (maximum six months' credit).
11. Subprofessional experience: As defined in
				rule
				R4-30-101 (maximum
				six months' credit).