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Executive Director opening
The Nebraska Board of Engineers and Architects is now accepting applications for its executive director position.
Click here if you are interested in applying or would like to learn more.
Sall appointed interim director
Dale W. Sall, P.E. has been named interim director for the Nebraska Board of Engineers and Architects.
On February 15th Sall assumed the responsibilities of former Director Melinda Pearson, whose resignation became effective earlier this month.
Sall, a licensed civil engineer from Holdrege, recently retired as a member of the Board after 29 years of service. As interim director,
he will oversee the day-to-day operations of the organization until a permanent director is named.
2009 Continuing Education presentations now available
NBEA Presentation from AIA Nebraska Conference now available
Exemption increases for public works projects
NCARB Announces ARE Security & Development Fee
NCEES announces changes to architectural engineering exam
Requirements change with Clean Air Act
Change to Electrical PE Exam
NCEES revising Structural Engineering Exam
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The Board sponsored education seminar took place on October 22nd and featured speakers from around the nation. Follow the links below to view slides presented at this year’s event.
Ethics and Internships presented by Jonathan Bahe, Assoc. AIA
Responsible Control presented by William Dikis, FAIA, NCARB
Legal Responsibilities presented by Ed Tricker, Esq.
Exploratory Design Projects presented by Norman Strong, FAIA
- Ethical dilemmas and challenges that technology presents in exploratory design projects
- The definition of “Responsible Control”
- Ethics and internships: working under direct supervision, technology challenges, and exam cheating
- Legal insight on individual and group responsibilities with design-build, Building Information Modeling (BIM) and other alternative delivery system approaches
- Insight into the future of technology,with a particular focus on structural, mechanical and electrical engineering disciplines.
Slides from the Board's presentation at the AIA Nebraska Fall Conference are now available. Click here to download the presentation slides in PDF form.
Effective July 1, 2009, any public works project with contemplated expenditures for the completed project that do not exceed one hundred thousand dollars ($100,000) are exempt from the provisions of the Nebraska Engineers and Architects Regulation Act.
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Washington, DC—The National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB) will increase the fees for
the Architect Registration Examination® (ARE®) by $40 per division effective 1 October 2009.
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The National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying (NCEES) is introducing new specifications for its Architectural Engineering PE exam.
They will first be used for the
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With the Nebraska Clean Indoor Air Act going into effect on June 1, 2009, there may be changes in building design
projects. The NCIAA will prohibit indoor smoking in public places (more).
Starting with the Spring 2009 exam, the Electrical and Computer PE exam will no longer
be a breadth and depth exam. Instead, the exam will consist of three separate exams divided by (more).
The National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying (NCEES) will introduce a new 16-hour Structural PE exam in
April 2011. The exam will replace the current Structural I and (more)
The Board is always interested in receiving feedback from not only licensed architects and engineers but also anyone working in the
architectural and engineering communities on issues (more)
Structural Engineer License by Equivalency
Unlicensed Practice Power Point Presentation
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