Agreement streamlines reciprocal licensure for engineers in the US and UK
A recently signed mutual recognition agreement between the National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying and the Engineering Council–UK could dramatically streamline reciprocal licensure in both countries and lead to a heightened standard for engineering internationally.
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Agreement streamlines reciprocal licensure for engineers in the US and UK
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Apply LEED, Envision sustainability rating systems more holistically to your design
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The best solutions to stop water system pipe leaks are found in past failures
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Deciding on the best concrete deck upgrade in a bridge’s life cycle
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