Welcome to OHIO. In New Albany, Ohio, data centers are everywhere! How to become a professional licensed engineer (P.E.) in that state?

Welcome to OHIO. In New Albany, Ohio, data centers are everywhere! How to become a professional licensed engineer (P.E.) in that state?

AWS, Google, Meta, and Microsoft are building or upgrading massive data centers in New Albany, Ohio.

To sign off on documents as an engineer or electrical engineer in Ohio, you must be a U.S. Professional Engineer (P.E.) in Ohio.

Just to reemphasize, the U.S. is a federal nation. Each state has its own requirements for P.E. licensing, which may differ. There is no such thing as a P.E. for the entire U.S.; you are a P.E. in a specific state. Additionally, you can apply to be a P.E. in additional states.

What are the requirements to become a P.E. engineer in Ohio?

Requirement 1: Education

• You must graduate from a 4-year accredited engineering curriculum OR
• You must graduate from a master’s degree program OR
• You must graduate from a 4-year engineering technology curriculum OR
• You must graduate from a four-year engineering curriculum outside the U.S., and NCEES evaluated your education and deemed it to meet its standards.

Requirement 2: Examination

You must have passed the NCEES Fundamentals of Engineering (F.E) and the NCEES Principles and Practice of Engineering (P.E.) examinations.

Requirement 3: Experience

• If you graduated with a minimum of four years of engineering education, you must have at least four years of qualifying experience.
• If you graduated from a minimum of 4 years of engineering technology curriculum, you must have at least 8 years of qualifying experience.

If you meet all those requirements (1, 2, and 3), you can apply and will receive a P.E. license from the Ohio Board of Engineers.

Fun facts to know:

• Ohio will not waive any of the requirements above. Both exams are required, with no exceptions.
• Experience must be acquired under a P.E.-licensed supervisor. The Ohio Board will make an exception and accept experience under a non-P.E.-licensed supervisor if the applicant works in specific industries as defined by Ohio rules.
• A teacher or former teacher may use engineering research as 4 years of experience.

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