The Structural Engineering Licensure Coalition (SELC) invites NCEES member licensing board members to participate in the Structural Caucus Monday, August 17 at the upcoming NCEES Annual Meeting in Henderson, Nevada.
This forum is designed to foster meaningful discussion on structural engineering licensure across the United States. Participants will have the opportunity to exchange perspectives on emerging issues, discuss regulatory challenges, and explore opportunities to advance public protection through more consistent structural licensure. The forum will include an update on the computer-based PE Structural exam and discussion of several other timely topics, including:
- The use of artificial intelligence (AI) in structural engineering practice and its implications for licensure and regulation
- Architects practicing structural engineering, particularly in jurisdictions that require licensed Structural Engineers (S.E.s) to design significant structures
- The importance of developing greater consistency in Structural Engineer (S.E.) licensure requirements across U.S. jurisdictions
SELC looks forward to working together with NCEES Member Boards to shape the future of structural engineering licensure and strengthen public safety through thoughtful, consistent regulation.