Engineering Advancement and Public Safety Act modifies engineering licensure requirements in South Carolina.
The Engineering Advancement and Public Safety Act amends South Carolina's licensure requirements for engineers. It allows individuals to qualify for certification as an engineer-in-training through various pathways, including graduation from an accredited engineering program, passing the NCEES Fundamentals of Engineering examination, or completing a specific record of progressive engineering experience. The act also requires applicants to pass a Public Safety and Professional Ethics Examination.
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