hmmmm    what is the thing as engineer that I need to know?

Anyone know how to gain design experience in Civil?

Willing to work part time or for free in exchange for the experience.

Thanks

Hi..
Im guaduated as chemical engineering.. but what im doing is not related to chemical engineering.. can i apply for PE in other engineering field?

anyone know if i am now registered graduate under manufacturing, but my work is mechanical/piping stuff, so how can i get PE if is not relevant?

Me too looking to gain design working experience. Been with contractor for my 18 years working experience but is lacking the design experience as requirements to sit for PI.

Willing to work in any form (if any) in order to gain the design experience.

Thanks in advance for any advise and help.

basically 2 tier of PE, tier 1 (polygon stamp) cannot endorse design drawings, tier 2 (round stamp), PEPC can endorse design drawings etc. The assessment for this 2 tier is different as i was told.

Tier 1 (PE)
Under Section 7(1)(a), Registration of Engineers Act 1967 (Revised 2015), a registered Professional
Engineer is allowed to take up employment which requires him to carry out or perform professional
engineering services and use the stamp as approved by the Board of Engineers Malaysia
Tier 2 (PEPC)
Under Section 7(1A), Registration of Engineers Act 1967 (Revised 2015), a registered Professional
Engineer with Practising Certificate is allowed to practise, carry on business or take up employment
which requires him to carry out or perform professional engineering services for designated engineering
works subject to section 8 of the Act.

May I know the source of this info? I couldn't see this in BEM website. Thank you!

hi , just want to know whether it is possible to apply for PE through both BEM and IEM concurrently ?

is it allowed?

what if you fail one and pass the other?

Hello, I have just graduated in Chemical Engineering and aiming to get certified as both CEng (Chartered Engineer, UK) and IR (PE). I have seen and heard that BEM allowed the application route (Route 2) to become an IR through CEng, anyone knows about this route and how difficult it is?

Should be under Route 3, recognition of overseas PE for direct entry to Tier 1 PE. My batch is the early batch, not difficult, submit forms, CV, overseas PE certs and reports. I have PEng overseas and CEng before I got my Malaysia's PEng, but they never ask me about my CEng report, only my PEng interview report. I heard new batch need to take an exam on code of conducts for Tier 1. To get Tier 2 PEPC you need to sit for the PCE like everybody else. PCE is quite tough. Don't forget to register your graduate engineer now with BEM though.

I see, thanks for your input. Seems like it is a hassle free process (Route 3) for Tier 1 PE. So I think I will just focus on getting CEng and apply for Ir using Route 3, and saves my time for preparing reports, documents and interviews for both CEng and BEM.

Anyone else here has experience applying Ir. using Route 3 / Recognition of overseas PE for direct entry to Tier 1 PE? Any CEng who has got their Ir through Route 3? Any inputs will be valuable 

I see, thanks for your input. Seems like it is a hassle free process (Route 3) for Tier 1 PE. So I think I will just focus on getting CEng and apply for Ir using Route 3, and saves my time for preparing reports, documents and interviews for both CEng and BEM.

Anyone else here has experience applying Ir. using Route 3 / Recognition of overseas PE for direct entry to Tier 1 PE? Any CEng who has got their Ir through Route 3? Any inputs will be valuable