Stage 2 Competency Assessment

The Stage 2 Competency Assessment is used by Engineers Australia to evaluate candidates for Chartered Professional Engineer (CPEng) status and registration on the National Engineering Register (NER). Here are the key points about the Stage 2 Competency Assessment:Purpose:

• Assesses whether an engineer has the knowledge, skills and experience to practice independently at a professional level
• Used as the basis for granting Chartered status, which is recognized globally

Key Importance:

• Professional Recognition: Meets government requirements for global recognition among businesses and the public.
• Chartered Membership: Essential for achieving Chartered membership (CEngT) and NER registration.
• Demonstrating Competence: Validates expertise, leadership, quality, and safety skills.
• Binding Obligation: Certified engineers must maintain high competence in their field.
• Career Advancement: Enhances career prospects and showcases expertise to employers and clients.
• Professional Development: Promotes continued skill and knowledge growth, staying current with industry trends.
• Accountability: Ensures engineers uphold top professional and ethical standards.

Assessment Options: Candidates can choose from four assessment pathways:

1. Professional Development Program (PDP)
2. Engineering Competency Report (ECR)
3. Mature Experienced Engineer (MEE)
4. Mutual Recognition Agreement (MRA)

Documentation Required:

• Engineering Competency Claims (11-16 claims depending on pathway)
• Engineering Experience Record
• Continuing Professional Development Record
• Updated CV/Resume

Contact Information:

Anna Ahuja Phone: +61 483 912 752 or +61 480 016 046 Email: [email protected]