VT ASCE is the Vermont Section of the American Society of Civil Engineers. ASCE, founded in 1852, is a not-for-profit professional society incorporated in the State of New York. The Society’s mission is to provide essential value to our members, their careers, our partners, and the public through developing leadership, advancing technology, advocating lifelong learning & promoting the profession.

Congratulations to 2024 Engineer of the Year: Jeffrey Tucker, PE and 2024 Young Engineer of the Year: Jordan Duffy, PE!

 

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10 Free PDH's for ASCE Members

Login to enroll in your free on-demand webinars and earn PDHs for each one you successfully complete. Choose up to 10 webinars from the 90 on-demand webinars. Each one is a 1-hour webinar worth 1 PDH. That’s 10 free PDHs from our comprehensive continuing education library – just for being a member!

 

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"Energy Goals" Education Requirement for Professional License Renewal

In 2020, the General Assembly passed Act 178, which requires certain professionals licensed by OPR to complete an education module related to the State’s energy goals as a condition of license renewal. This requirement took effect on July 1, 2021 and applies to: (1) architects, (2) landscape architects, (3) pollution abatement facility operators, (4) water system designers, (5) professional engineers, (6) property inspectors, (7) real estate appraisers, and (8) real estate brokers and salespersons. The law also applies to some Vermonters licensed by other State agencies, such as the Department of Public Safety.

 

You can read the requirements here: https://legislature.vermont.gov/statutes/section/03/005/00138

 

In short, ahead of the July 31, 2024 biennial renewal, professional engineers in Vermont need to complete two hours of education regarding the State’s energy goals and any updates regarding corresponding State energy programs applicable to the profession.

 

There are various on-line courses that are marketed as meeting this requirement. We are seeking input from anyone that has completed the education requirement and/or has suggestions on courses that may be applicable. Please reach out to Matt Estabrooks ([email protected]) with your feedback. 

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