Webinar Civil Engineering Pdh
Professional engineers in 42 states must earn professional development hours (PDH), also known as continuing education units (CEUs), during each license renewal cycle. There are a lot of options available that satisfy the various licensing board requirements, including live seminars, online courses, webinars, and college courses. Most of these alternatives cost money which can add up to a significant expense for PEs. Fortunately, there are some free engineering pdh courses that can help keep your expenses under control.
Webinar Civil Engineering Pdh
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PEs can earn free PDH credits in a variety of ways. Sources of free engineering courses include promotions from continuing education providers, lunch-and-learn sessions with manufacturers, and membership benefits from engineering societies. Some state engineering boards also provide free training.
PDH-Pro posted a free On-Demand Webinar on YouTube as a way to allow PEs to evaluate on-demand courses (click here for the free webinar). On-demand webinars are recorded versions of the live courses. They are accepted by most Engineering Boards, although some states require a certain number of live and interactive courses.
For more information about this On-Demand Webinar, check out the course description here. If you are looking for free engineering webinars with certificates, you may have to wait for a promotional offer from an online continuing education provider or join an engineering society that offers free CE.
PDH-Pro offers a free online engineering course with certificate of completion for professional engineers through a promotional initiative. To claim a free course, simply sign up. Click here for a Free PDH Course on engineering ethics and professional conduct.
By signing up for this free course, you can earn one PDH credit. This offer includes a certificate of completion once you complete the class. The certificate serves as your record to demonstrate to your engineering licensing board that you have met the continuing education requirements. We maintain a copy of your records for 10 years and you can access them anytime by simply logging in to your account.
The Texas Board of Professional Engineers (TBPE) provides free ethics webinars to any PE who is interested. Texas engineers must earn 15 PDH credits every year, and at least 1 hour must be on the topic of ethics. These free webinars satisfy the Texas ethics requirement. The presentations are given by TBPE members and cover topics such as TBPE activities, disciplinary hearing case studies, and professional ethics.
ASCE updates free On-Demand Webinars on January 1. Free webinars must be used (viewed and exam taken) between January 1 and December 31, 11:59 PM EST. When you join or renew for the next membership year, you can select ten additional free webinars as early as January 1 of the following membership year. Access them at You are required to pass an exam on the webinar content to receive a free PDH.
We provide live PDH webinars and live PDH seminars. They are also accepted for PE Professional Engineering license renewal with the State Board of professional Engineers. Our PDH Courses are accepted in all state of United States of America. These states are Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, Connecticut, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, and Wyoming.
Live programs, webinars and conferences, with PDH opportunities will be added to this section of the site as they become available. Contact us if you're interested in listing an educational program on this page.
The continuing education programs provided through the PE Institute are offered as a service to NSPE members and other customers. Unless otherwise indicated in the PE Institute program offering, NSPE does not warrant or represent that any course has been approved in any or all US state or territorial jurisdictions for PDH credit. For the most accurate, up to date and complete information regarding continuing education program acceptability in specific state or territorial jurisdictions, please contact the applicable state or territorial engineering licensing board.
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We recommend that you register for any webinar ahead of time, although you can still register online up to the start time of the webinar. If you need any assistance with last minute webinar registrations, please contact us at 877-322-5800.
From the webinar access and completion instructions that you receive, you will be provided with a link to access the webinar platform from your computer to view the pesentation as well as listen to and interact with the instructor. Therefore, to get connected, you will need a computer with high-speed internet as well as microphone and speaker capabilities. We recommend using a headset connected to your computer for enhanced audio quality.
Alternatively, if your computer is not equipped with a microphone and speakers, you need to dial in using a phone line. From the webinar access and completion instructions, you will be also provided with a dial-in number to join the webinar and listen in. Furthermore, you will be provided with a link to download the webinar handout, or you can download it directly from you account, in the event you are unable to view the webinar on your computer screen.
Regardless of the connection method used, you will have the opportunity to interact with the instructor at the appropriate times either way. We recommend that you connect to the webinar approximately 10 to 15 minutes prior to the scheduled start time.
Following attending the webinar, you need to return to the CEDengineering.com website and log in to your account to complete and submit the feedback form. Once submitted, we will email you your Certificate of Completion. You can also download it instantly, or at anytime, from your account where all your PDH records are kept for your convenience at all times.
CEDengineering.com live interactive webinars are accepted for PDH or CEU credit by all State Licensing Boards (including IA, NE, NY, OH and WI) mandating continuing professional competency, as they are prepared in compliance with the requirements of all State Licensing Boards. For additional details, please refer to your State Requirements.
Our PDH or CEU accredited webinars are developed and conducted by subject matter experts experienced in their field of practice. Our webinars are designed as live interactive web-conferences allowing you the opportunity to fully interact with the instructor at any time during the webinar from the convenience of your home, office or anywhere using your computer or mobile device.
If you have seven (7) or more engineers interested in attending the same webinar, we encourage you to enroll in our Group Webinar Program and purchase the one of interest to maximize your savings. Our webinars cover a variety of engineering and ethical topics and are presented by subject matter experts distinguished by their many years of practical engineering experience and academic standings.
Forensic engineering is broadly defined as the application of the engineering sciences to the investigation of failures or other performance problems. This webinar will discuss the engineering principles involved in the diagnosis of common types of accidents and failures and will include discussion of the latest technologies used by forensic engineers.
The webinar begins with an introduction to the fundamentals of forensic engineering and how the failure investigation and forensic analysis process works. Instruction is provided regarding the technical reporting required and how to prepare for court as an expert witness.
This online engineering PDH live webinar is an overview of certain impressive technologies of the ancient civilizations and their importance to the modern engineering. The course discusses approaches and achievements of the Roman engineers in design, construction, and machine building. Also, this webinar is about history and secrets of the ancient metallurgy, such as steel making in old China.
The ancient Greeks designed and built the first computers in the world. This webinar will discuss those early computers and their significance to the civilization as a whole. What was designed and built by ancient civilizations is still an important lesson to the modern engineers that has to be learned.
From the webinar access and completion instructions that you receive, click on the link to join the webinar. We recommend using a headset connected to your computer for enhanced audio quality. Furthermore, you will be provided with a link to download the webinar handout. Alternatively, you can download it directly from your account.
Recent revisions to Nevada Administrative Code (NAC 625.430) require that two (2) of the 30 hours must be in professional ethics and one (1) of the 30 hours must be in the provisions of chapter 625 of NRS and NAC, Nevada engineering statutes and regulations.
A: Group registration is intended to allow multiple people in one office (full, associate, affiliate, and professional companies) to participate in the webinar. Whether you watch at your own computers or together in one room, everyone who participates can earn their own certificate from AISC. However, each participant must be on your current company roster. If you have non-members in your office, contact our membership department at membership@aisc.org to update your membership roster. 041b061a72