Certified Engineering Technologist

A professional, who through academic training and experience in the application of engineering or scientific principles, is capable of assuming responsibility and exercising independent judgement in the practice of engineering or applied science technology.

Carries out a wide range of complex work, either independently or under general direction.

Typical activities include design, production, marketing, testing, quality control, estimating, surveying, inspection, diagnostic evaluation, supervision, management, technical sales and teaching. Such activities may be carried out in association with other professionals.

Uses an applied approach based on a comprehensive understanding of a specific technology.

Evaluates assignments, determines procedures and implements solutions, schedules work to meet objectives, participates in short- and long-range planning, and may become involved in developing and promoting conceptual change.

May assume managerial or administrative responsibility for a wide range of technical endeavours.

May supervise and coordinate a diverse working group and train less experienced technical and professional staff.

Requirements

Diploma from a recognized college/institute of technology accredited at the technologist level by the Canadian Technology Accreditation Board (CTAB), or equivalent as determined by ASET's Board of Examiners.

Minimum of two years acceptable technical experience; minimum of one year work experience in Canada.

Three professional references.

Completion of ASET's Professional Practice Exam.

Certification Process