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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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By the Numbers
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Report from the Foundation
About Us
Our Volunteers
2022–2027 Strategic Plan and KPIs
Financial Statements
Report from the Board Chair and CEO
2023/2024 Year in Review
Proactive Regulation.............................................. 12 Public Safety and Environmental Protection........ 16 Resources for Registrants...................................... 20
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ABOUT US Engineers and Geoscientists British Columbia is the regulatory and licensing body for the engineering and geoscience professions in BC. We are charged with protecting the public and the environment by setting and maintaining high standards for academics, experience, and professional practice for over 40,000 registrants and 4,000 firms. If these standards are not met, we take action through our investigation and discipline processes. We are governed by a Board of elected registrants and government appointees responsible for setting policy and direction for the organization under the authority of the Professional Governance Act. Engineers and Geoscientists BC’s Strategic Plan provides the vision, mission, values, and direction that help guide the Board’s efforts.
TERRITORIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Engineers and Geoscientists BC respectfully acknowledges that we are privileged to live and work throughout the place we call British Columbia. We are grateful to all the Indigenous People, families, communities, and Nations who have cared for these territories, which includes the land, water, air, animals, and plants, around us since time immemorial. Engineers and Geoscientists BC acknowledges that our office is located on the territories of the Coast Salish Peoples, including the territories of the h ə n̓q̓ ə min̓ ə m̓ speaking peoples—the x ʷ m əθ k ʷə y̓ ə m (Musqueam) and se l̓ í l̓ witulh (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations—and the S ḵwx̱ wú7mesh-ulh Sníchim speaking peoples—the S ḵwx̱ wú7mesh (Squamish) Nation.
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Front row (left to right) Mahsoo Naderi-Dasoar, P.Eng., PMP, M.Sc. (Board member) Michelle Mahovlich, P.Eng., P.Geo., FCSSE (Chair) Emily Lewis, CPA, CMA (Board member) Not shown:
Back row (left to right) Cathy McIntyre, M.B.A., C.Dir. (Board member–Government Appointee) Veronica Knott, P.Eng. (Board member) Bill Chan, CPA, CGA, ICD.D (Board member–Government Appointee) Leslie Hildebrandt, ICD.D, LLB (Board member–Government Appointee) Jens Weber, P.Eng. (Board member) Mark Porter, P.Eng., Struct.Eng. (Vice Chair)
Mark Adams, P.Eng. (Immediate Past Chair) Matthew Salmon, P.Eng. (Board member) Karen Ling, P.Eng. (Board member)
ABOUT US 4
STRATEGIC PLAN AND KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS The 2022–2027 Strategic Plan shapes our future as an inclusive, progressive, and future-focused regulator to build a strong and resilient British Columbia. In year two of the Plan (2023–2024), we focused on seven projects to further our goals: 1. Review our activities to better align with the requirements of the Professional Governance Act 2. Manage data across the organization securely and efficiently 3. Assess the Volunteer Program and make recommendations for improvement 4. Modernize our work environment to meet workplace standards and physical space use and needs 5. Formalize our approach to engagement with registrants to better inform our decision-making 6. Establish new programs and processes to integrate the requirements of the Professional Governance Act 7. Develop recommendations for internal and external activities to take action on climate change
PERFORMANCE AREAS AND KPI S
To measure the organization’s progress and performance against the Strategic Plan, Engineers and Geoscientists BC developed a series of Key Performance Indicators (KPI) in six performance areas. Each KPI has several metrics–for example, our Registration Process Effectiveness KPI considers our application process efficiency, quality of application decisions, and resources available to process applications. These KPIs aim to provide a holistic view of our Strategic Plan’s performance and impact, driven by departmental functions and strategic priorities.
Regulatory Mandate
Social Responsibility
Internal Business Systems
Organizational Sustainability
PERFORMANCE AREAS
People and Culture
Partners
2022-2027 STRATEGIC PLAN Modern regulation for a resilient world
1. Registration Process Effectiveness 2. Practice Guideline/Quality Management Guide Effectiveness 3. Audit and Practice Review Effectiveness 4. Investigation and Discipline Process Effectiveness 5. Enforcement Process Effectiveness 6. OSPG Audit Score Regulatory Mandate
People and Culture 9. Staff Engagement 10. Volunteer Engagement
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Partners
11. Public Trust 12. Registrant Trust
PUBLIC CONFIDENCE
COLLABORATION HUB
FUTURE READY
SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
Internal Business Systems
Organizational Sustainability
13. Internal Business System Audit Progress
7. Building Organizational Capacity Through Human Resources 8. Financial Health
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Social Responsibility
14. Climate Change Strategy Progress 15. Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Progress 16. Truth and Reconciliation Progress
We value collaboration, integrity, excellence, and innovation
REPORT FROM THE BOARD CHAIR AND CEO With continuous social, environmental, and economic changes globally, Engineers and Geoscientists BC remains anchored in our vision of modern regulation for a resilient world. This year, we worked with the newly-formed advocacy body for the professions—the BC Society of Engineering and Geoscience—on plans to transfer advocacy activities to their future portfolio, including the Affinity Program, career advertising, and the Branch program. And, in May, the Ministry of Post-Secondary Education and Future Skills confirmed the intention to develop a reserved practice for applied science technology for registrants of the Applied Science Technologists and Technicians of BC, which we are supportive of. We also signed Engineers Canada’s National Statement of Collaboration with 11 other regulators, renewing our shared commitment to further advance public safety and increase regulatory efficiency with our counterparts across Canada. We are heartened by this progress, the positive partnerships we’ve built with these organizations and with government, and the benefit of this work to the public and environment. Last fall, the International Credentials Act was introduced to streamline registration for internationally trained professionals and attract new talent to our province. Though many of our processes (such as our competency-based assessment framework) already align with the Act , we have—and will continue to—analyze the Act’s impact on the professions and address areas for improvement to enhance equity and fairness for international professionals. We also saw strong results in our Continuing Education and Annual Reporting programs. This year, 91% of registrants completed their Continuing Education requirements on time—including the 60-hour rolling requirement for those practicing. Our individual and firm audit programs also completed their first year of operation, providing registrants with non-disciplinary, proactive feedback on how they meet their regulatory requirements. Being socially responsible remains a key focus for us, and is a critical component of our 2022–2027 Strategic Plan. Excitingly, we initiated an Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion and Truth and Reconciliation Working Group to build the visibility of underrepresented voices, and explore the challenges they face in the practice of engineering and geoscience. To date, this group includes 30 volunteers, and continues to grow.
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We initiated an Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion and Truth and Reconciliation Working Group to build the visibility of underrepresented voices, and explore the challenges
they face in the practice of engineering and geoscience.”
We also remain committed to continuous improvement. In April, we unveiled an optimized website, with new features to help registrants, applicants, firms, and the public find the important information they need. Throughout the fiscal year, we built a framework to guide how we engage with our registrants, prioritizing two-way conversations and the inclusion of diverse perspectives to help us make decisions. We also restructured and stood up six new registrant advisory groups to help us stay current on industry changes so we can best support registrants and their practice. And, finally: we were named one of BC’s Top Employers for the fourth year in a row. We take pride in this accolade, and in all the work we’ve all done to create a safer, more resilient British Columbia. We extend our deepest gratitude to our staff, volunteers, Board, registrants, and collaborators from coast to coast, and thank them for bringing heart and integrity to this important duty: protecting the public and the environment.
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Heidi Yang, P.Eng., FEC, FGC (Hon.) Chief Executive Officer
Michelle Mahovlich, P.Eng., P.Geo., FCSSE 2023/2024 Board Chair
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The following pages summarize our efforts to proactively regulate, protect the public and the environment, and provide resources for our registrants. 2023/2024 YEAR IN REVIEW
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PROACTIVE REGULATION To protect the public, we focus on proactive regulation through our continuing education and audit programs and attracting new and qualified registrants into the professions.
CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAM This past year, we saw strengthened compliance with mandatory reporting processes and continuing education targets for individuals and firms.
As of June 30 Deadline
92% 92%
91% 92%
82%
72%
2023-2024
2022-2023
2021-2022
Annual Reporting Compliance Rate
Continuing Education Program Compliance Rate
Since its inception, the Continuing Education Program and Annual Reporting have consistently reported high compliance. June 30, 2024, marked the end of the 2023-2024 reporting year and the first three-year rolling period deadline, where practising registrants were required to report 60 Continuing Education Hours of learning activities since 2021. THE FIRM AUDIT PROGRAM The Firm Audit Program completed 316 audits this past year, helping firms understand how well their documented policies and procedures meet legislated requirements, and identify areas where improvements can be made to mitigate risk and streamline processes.
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The Firm Audit Program was recognized by the International Register of Certificated Auditors (IRCA) as 1 of only 11 acceptable alternatives to their ISO 9001 standard. This gave our auditors an opportunity to earn IRCA credentials, improving the rigour and credibility of our regulatory programs.
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INDIVIDUAL AUDIT PROGRAM The Individual Audit Program was initiated on July 1, 2023, with 156 completed audits by June 30, 2024. The program is a proactive, quality-assurance check on individuals practising engineering and geoscience in BC. It is intended to be a constructive process to educate registrants on their regulatory requirements, and review compliance areas like continuing education, quality management, the Code of Ethics, and declared practice areas. “In this first year, we’ve learned a lot about existing knowledge gaps and common issues that registrants are facing in meeting their regulatory requirements. Through the audits, we strive to be transparent with registrants regarding our regulatory processes and support them in their compliance.” – Stuart Nash, P.Eng., Manager, Individual Audits and Practice Reviews at Engineers and Geoscientists BC INTERNATIONALLY TRAINED APPLICANTS For several years, Engineers and Geoscientists BC has received significant volumes of applications from internationally trained applicants. For engineering, the number of applications from individuals with degrees attained outside of Canada is greater than the number of applications from individuals with degrees attained from Canadian universities. Engineering applicants mainly received their degrees from Iran, the US, India, the UK, and China. Geoscience applicants mainly received their degrees from the US, Australia, the UK, and South Africa. With this increase and with the introduction of new legislation, we are prioritizing the modernization and accessibility of our application process.
BC’s International Credentials Recognition Act , designed to streamline registration for internationally educated professionals, became effective July 1, 2024. We have already reduced many of the barriers internationally trained engineers and geoscientists face when registering in BC, while still maintaining high standards in the admission process. To continue our efforts, and with funding support from the BC government, we hired a policy analyst for registration adjustments and a user experience designer to make online information about the licensing process more accessible.
Engineering and Geoscience Applicants
8000
7000
6000
5000
4000
3000
Number of Applicants
2000
2017/2018 2018/2019
2019/2020
2020/2021
2021/2022
2022/2023
2023/2024
Total Applicants
Applicants Applying for a Designation for the First Time in Canada
In 2024, we had a 22% increase in applications from those applying for a designation for the first time in Canada.
ENGINEERING APPLICANTS Received degrees from Iran, the US, India, the UK, and China
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We hosted two induction ceremonies with 263 new registrants in attendance, sharing our Vision as outlined in the 2022–2027 Strategic Plan, and recruiting volunteers to assist us in delivering on our mandate under the Professional Governance Act.
GEOSCIENCE APPLICANTS
Received degrees from the US, Australia, the UK, and South Africa
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PUBLIC SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Engineers and Geoscientists BC is committed to protecting the public and the environment. We continue to advance our work under the Climate Change Action Plan and expand our legal capacity to support strong regulation under the Professional Governance Act.
Our registrants are key contributors to climate action, and the number of registrants declaring climate change or sustainability as their area of practice is increasing. This specialized knowledge helps create practical solutions to address climate change challenges; for example, registrants can use modelling to estimate greenhouse gas emissions when operating a new building, based on its design and the materials used for its construction.
Registrants Reporting Climate Change and Sustainability Areas of Practice (2023/2024)
1600
1400
1,370
1200
1000
800
600
622
400
433
Number of Registrants
314
200
0
Climate Science
GHG Calculation
Sustainability
Climate Risk Management
As part of our Climate Change Action Plan, we provided resources for our registrants, including: • The Regulatory Learning Module on climate change, required for all practising registrants.
PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE GUIDELINES
• Six new resources were added to the Climate Change Information Portal and seven continuing education courses were offered on topics including water systems risk management and climate change impacts on contaminated sites. • Professional Practice Guidelines–Preparation of One Water System Risk Management Plans in British Columbia, Professional Practice Guidelines–Legislated Dam Safety Reviews in BC, and Professional Practice Guidelines–Erosion and Sediment Control were released this year.
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CIVIL AND TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE
LEGISLATED DAM SAFETY REVIEWS IN BC
VERSION 4.0 PUBLISHED SEPTEMBER 18, 2023
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Addressing Complaints Against Individual and Firm Registrants
As part of our mandate to protect the public by ensuring that engineering and geoscience work is done by professionals licensed by our organization, we investigate and take steps to prevent unlicensed practice and misuse of title. The volume of enforcement files to address unlicensed practice and misuse of title has increased this past year with the introduction of improved complaint submission and anonymous reporting processes for the public.
2017/2018
67
52
2018/2019
85
42
2019/2020
63
A December 1, 2023, BC Supreme Court decision affirmed protection over the title “engineer” under the Professional Governance Act.
82
2020/2021
62
46
2021/2022
104
43
Addressing Unauthorized Practice and Misuse of Title
2022/2023
106
400
63
350
2023/2024
95
300
57
250
200
Complaints Received
Investigation Files Closed
150
Enforcement Files 100
50
2017/2018 2018/2019
2019/2020
2020/2021
2021/2022
2022/2023
2023/2024
Classification of Files Opened in 2023-2024
Enforcement Files Opened
Enforcement Files Resolved
5%
34%
Fire Suppression System
Conduct Matters (not professional competency)
The volume of complaints and investigations against individual and firm registrants increased with the introduction of the Professional Governance Act , and as Engineers and Geoscientists BC began actively monitoring media and the courts to address potential conduct issues.
5%
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Equipment Inspection
15%
Geotechnical
Other* 24%
Structural 17%
* Other: Contravention of Discipline Conditions, Electrical Engineering, Dam Rehabilitation, HVAC/ Plumbing/Mechanical, Improper Use of Seal, Sewerage/Storm Water, Contractual Dispute.
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RESOURCES FOR REGISTRANTS
FIRST HYBRID ANNUAL CONFERENCE
October 26–28, 2023 533 # of in person attendees
# of online attendees 539
To protect the public and support our registrants, we provide guidance for professional practice and create resources for equity, diversity, and inclusion, Truth and Reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples, and climate action.
CONTINUING EDUCATION SESSIONS AVAILABLE TO REGISTRANTS
July 1, 2023–June 30, 2024
new sessions 50 3
free sessions 15 4
14 141
new sessions relating to equity, diversity, and inclusion
new sessions relating to Truth and Reconciliation
new sessions relating to climate change
Total number of sessions available in the Knowledge Centre
As part of our commitment to social responsibility, we offered 21 continuing education sessions relating to equity, diversity, and inclusion, Truth and Reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples, and climate change and sustainability.
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Practice-Related Queries From Registrants and Members of the Public Answered by Practice Advisors, Year Over Year
NEW AND REVISED PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE GUIDES, GUIDELINES, AND ADVISORIES PUBLISHED
3834
As part of our mandate to protect the public and the environment, we work with subject matter experts to develop guidance for our registrants. This guidance is published in the form of Guides, Guidelines, and Advisories, dependent on the scope and nature of the topic. This year, we published six guidelines and four advisories for professional practice. After two years of hard work from authors, reviewers, and partners, we published the Professional Practice Guidelines–Use and Development of Microzonation Maps in BC . These guidelines outline professional practice expectations and obligations when using and developing microzonation maps to mitigate earthquake impacts to the public, communities, and the environment.
PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE GUIDELINES
2002
1901
1753
1738
860
690
NATURAL HAZARDS
USE AND DEVELOPMENT OF SEISMIC MICROZONATION MAPS IN BC
July 1, 2023– June 30, 2024
2022/2023
2018/2019
2019/2020
2020/2021
2017/2018
2021/2022
VERSION 1.0 PUBLISHED MAY 10, 2024
TOP TRENDS IN PRACTICE-RELATED INQUIRIES 1. Building Projects and Letters of Assurance 2. Use and Application of Practice Guidelines 3. Authentication of Documents ENGINEERS AND GEOSCIENTISTS BC’S NEW EQUITY, DIVERSITY, AND INCLUSION AND TRUTH AND RECONCILIATION WORKING GROUP Engineers and Geoscientists BC’s new Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion and Truth and Reconciliation Working Group held its inaugural meeting in June 2024. It supports organizational Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) and Truth and Reconciliation (T&R) efforts with a focus on engagement, education, and impact. It will explore challenges faced by registrants in the practice of engineering and geoscience relating to EDI and T&R, and work to enhance the visibility and voice of underrepresented groups. 30 BY 30 NATIONAL INITIATIVE Engineers and Geoscientists BC is committed to attracting, retaining, and advancing women in the professions of engineering and geoscience. As part of this, we participate in the 30 by 30 national initiative to increase the number of newly licensed engineers who are women to 30% by the year 2030. As a 30 by 30 Network Champion, Engineers and Geoscientists BC collaborates with regulators, universities, and industry across the country, accessing and sharing knowledge and best practices to maximize collective impact.
JOINT PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE GUIDELINES emergency supplies (shelter, food, water) and post disaster building assessments will be most needed.” – Allison Chen, P.Eng., Manager, Built Environment and Seismic Initiatives “These maps can help people make life-saving decisions before a disaster happens. For example, the maps can be used as an input to estimate which buildings or neighbourhoods are more likely to be damaged during an earthquake. Municipalities can then anticipate where
of new registrants identify as women* 23.6%
The Professional Practice Guidelines–Erosion and Sediment Control involved collaboration between multiple regulators under the Professional Governance Act . By jointly publishing these guidelines for registrants, Engineers and Geoscientists BC, the BC Institute of Agrologists, and the College of Applied Biologists are demonstrating their commitment to partnering on providing proactive guidance on areas of practice that impact their registrants.
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NATURAL RESOURCES
EROSION AND SEDIMENT CONTROL
VERSION 1 .0 PUBLISHED FEBRUARY 5 , 202 4
*Why do we use this language? Engineers and Geoscientists BC is committed to supporting a culture of diversity and inclusion within the professions. We have recently revised the way we collect gender information from applicants and registrants to ask about gender identity, rather than gender. This best practice for data collection is inclusive of all genders and how individuals identify.
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BY THE NUMBERS
REPORT FROM THE FOUNDATION
Our province benefits from a strong and sustainable flow of new, qualified registrants into the professions, including from outside of Canada.
The Engineers and Geoscientists BC Foundation provides scholarships and bursaries to engineering and geoscience students studying in BC. It aims to encourage excellence and dedication in these fields by reducing financial barriers faced by students. In 2023-2024, the Foundation awarded $120,000 to 41 engineering and geoscience students. It administered nine scholarships and supported 32 awards through BC’s post-secondary institutions and Engineers and Geoscientists BC’s branches. The Foundation would like to thank all its donors. As of June 30, 2024, the Foundation received $250,590 from over 1,600 individual donors and companies in the last 12 months. Of note, the Foundation would like to thank BC Hydro for its continued commitment and generous contribution of $15,000 towards the BC Hydro/Engineers and Geoscientists BC Foundation Scholarship. As part of Engineers and Geoscientists BC’s volunteer recognition program, volunteers were given the option of receiving a small gift, or having a donation made on their behalf to the Foundation. The Foundation would also like to thank the 463 volunteers who chose to opt out of receiving a gift and instead made a donation to the Foundation. Over the past year, the Foundation reviewed the monetary value of our scholarships against the current investment required to pursue an engineering or geoscience education. The Foundation determined that many of our scholarships do not meet the needs of students who are facing increased tuition costs. As a result, the Foundation has committed to increasing the value of all scholarships to a minimum of $5,000 as quickly as possible. Over the next year, the Foundation will work with registrants, companies, and other donors to increase annual contributions to meet this goal. The Engineers and Geoscientists BC Foundation is a registered charity chartered in 1993 to provide scholarships and bursaries to post-secondary engineering and geoscience students (Registration no.: 821138393 RR0001). For more information about the Foundation, to volunteer, or to make a donation, visit egbc.ca/Foundation, email foundation@egbc.ca, or call 604.430.8035. A volunteer board of directors, all of whom are professional engineers and geoscientists registered with Engineers and Geoscientists BC, provides strategic direction to the Foundation and is actively involved in all aspects of the Foundation’s activities.
JULY 1, 2023– JUNE 30, 2024
2022/2023
2021/2022
43,007
39,176
40,699
TOTAL INDIVIDUAL REGISTRANTS
29,728
27,864
28,356
PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS*
2,281
2,068
2,176
PROFESSIONAL GEOSCIENTISTS*
99
92
96
DUAL REGISTRANTS**
PROFESSIONAL LICENSEES ENGINEERING
400
315
353
PROFESSIONAL LICENSEES GEOSCIENCE
17
13
15
9,854
8,298
9,120
ENGINEERING TRAINEES
628
526
583
GEOSCIENCE TRAINEES
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FOUNDATION DIRECTORS John Clague, P.Geo., FGC, FEC (Hon.), Chair Dick Fletcher, P.Eng., FEC, FGC (Hon.), Secretary Richard Bos, P.Eng., Treasurer Angus English, P.Eng., Director Bill Richardson, P.Eng., Director Helene Desrosiers, P.Eng., Director Karen Savage, P.Eng., FEC, Director Lindsay Bottomer, P.Geo., FGC, FEC (Hon.), Director
4,654
4,264 4,210
TOTAL FIRM REGISTRANTS
*Non-practising registrants are included in professional engineers and professional geoscientists, respectively.
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**Dual registrants hold more than one license (e.g., P.Eng. and P.L.Geo.)
Adel Benhaj Jilani, P.Eng. Aline Bennett, P.Eng. John Bennie, P.Eng. Dmytro Beresnev, P.Eng. Nick Bevilacqua, P.Eng., Struct.Eng. Parminder Bhatti, P.Eng. Iqbal Bhuiyan, P.Eng. Shaun Bidulka, P.Eng. Lloyd Bie, P.Eng. Nastaran Binesh Pour, P.Eng. Ed Bird, P.Eng. Ryan Bird, P.Eng. Martin Birse, P.Eng. Christopher Black, P.Eng. Gruja Blagojevic, P.Eng., FEC James Blake, P.Eng., FEC Richard Blanchet, P.Eng. Louis Blom Peter Bobrowsky, P.Geo. Alexei Bobyrev, P.Eng. Abhay Bodhmage, P.Eng. James Boehne, P.Eng. Randy Bohl, P.Eng. Christopher Boit, P.Eng. Martin Bollo, P.Eng. Arash Boloori, P.Eng. Craig Bonamis, EIT Gheorghe Bonci, P.Eng. Maikel Bonilla Rodriguez, P.Eng. (Non-Practising) Travis Booth, P.Eng. Richard Bos, P.Eng. Joseph Botros, P.Eng. Lindsay Bottomer, P.Geo., FEC, FGC (Hon.) Brenda Bouchette, P.Eng. Sylvie Bouffard, P.Eng. Alan Bowden, P.Eng. Jaclyn Bowman, P.Eng. Lois Boxill, P.Eng. Ian Boyle, P.Eng., Struct.Eng. Anoush Ebrahimi, P.Eng. Ainaz Bozorgzadeh, P.Eng. Jeffrey Brackett, P.Eng. Colin Bradley, P.Eng. Tyler Branch, P.Eng. (Non-Practising) Bryan Brassington, P.Geo., FGC
Nicole Brisson, P.Eng. Darren Bromley, P.Eng. Sean Brophy, P.Eng., FEC (Non-Practising) Dale Brown, P.Eng.
Bill Chan David Chan, P.Eng., FEC Ian Chan, P.Eng. Jessica Chan, EIT Karen Chan, P.Eng. Matthew Chan, P.Eng. Milton Chan, P.Eng. Steven C. Chan, P.Eng. Steven W. Chan, P.Eng. Eric Chan, P.Eng.
VOLUNTEERS Our work to protect the public and the environment would not be possible without the efforts of over 1,500 volunteers, who dedicate their time to uphold strong regulatory practices, improve knowledge, build connected local communities, and advance our governance practices. Each volunteer brings their unique perspective and expertise to the table to strengthen the work being done by Engineers and Geoscientists BC on a daily basis. We sincerely thank our volunteers for their time and effort.
Jennifer Brown, P.Eng. Joshua Brown, P.Geo. Robin Brown, P.Eng., FEC
Steve Brown, P.Eng. Jeremy Bruce, P.Eng. Ross Bruce, P.Eng.
Douglas Bryan, P.Eng. Rebeka Brykajlo, P.Eng. Tom Bryski, P.Eng. Walter Brzezik, P.Eng. (Non-Practising) Lili Bu, P.Eng., FEC Calum Buchan, P.Eng. Sandy Buchanan, P.Eng. Eugene Bui, P.Eng. Harvie Buitelaar, P.Eng. Peter Bullock, P.Eng.
Sanjay Chandok, P.Eng. Sharat Chandra, P.Eng. Alexander Chang, P.Eng. Curtis Chang, P.Eng. Andrew Chapman, P.Eng. Caroline Charbonneau, P.Eng. Elisabeth Charmley, P.Eng. Maya Charnell, P.Eng. Alan Chau, P.Eng. Francis Chee, P.Eng. Suky Cheema Daniel Chen, P.Eng., FEC Gary Chen, P.Eng. Lisheng Chen, P.Eng. Brian Chen, P.Geo. Yaming Chen, P.Geo. Christina Chen, P.Eng. Patrick Cheng, P.Eng., FEC Steve Chester, P.Eng. Abraham Cheung, P.Eng. Duran Cheung, P.Eng. Emily Cheung, P.Eng., FEC Edward Cheung, P.Eng. Lap Cheung, P.Eng. Phoebe Cheung, P.Eng., FEC Rick Cheung, P.Eng., FEC
OUR VOLUNTEERS
Jan Abbott, P.Geo. (Retired) Zawad Abedin, EIT Armando Abello, P.Eng., FEC Pia Abercromby, P.Eng. Alireza Aboutalebi, P.Eng. Sama Abri Kerly Acosta Salgado, P.Eng. Mark Adams, P.Eng. Roberta Adams, P.Geo. Perry Adebar, P.Eng. Zafar Adeel, P.Eng. Kieran Ager, P.Eng. Momotaj Aghdasi, P.Eng.
Allan Amundson, P.Eng. Morten Andersen, P.Eng. David Anderson, P.L.Eng. Paul Anderson, P.Eng., FEC (Retired) Kelly Anderson, P.Eng. Alan Andison
Hua Bai, P.Eng. Helen Bailey, P.Eng. Jugoslav Bajkin, P.Eng. Harjit Bajwa, P.Eng. Liam Baker, P.Eng. Susan Baldwin, P.Eng. Torsten Ball, P.Eng. Edoardo Ballarin, P.Eng. Cristina Balutescu, P.Eng. Katelyn Balzer, P.Eng. Chris Bandy, P.Eng.
Steve Bundrock, P.Eng. Andrew Burgin, P.Eng. Scott Bushell, P.Eng. Dick Butler, P.Eng., FEC Scott Byar Dan Byrne, P.Eng. Sylvain Cadieux, P.Eng. Keith Calder, P.Eng. Alex Camacho, P.Eng. Christopher Campbell Daniel Campbell, P.Eng. Matthew Campbell, P.Eng. Scott Campbell, P.Eng. Michael Canning, P.Eng. Diana Cao, P.Eng.
Bojan Andjelkovic, P.Eng. Thomas Anikathil, P.Eng. Fatima Ansari, P.Eng.
Novak Apic, P.Eng. Jeremy Araki, P.Eng.
Claudio Arato, P.Eng., FEC Bahareh Ardalan, P.Eng. Robert Armour, P.Eng., FEC Katarina Arno Burgess, P.Eng. Daniel Arnold, P.Eng. Christopher Arthur, P.Eng. Pamela Artuz, P.Eng. Sagar Aryal, P.Eng. Mahyar Asadi, P.Eng. Mehri Askarbayova, P.Eng. Edouard Asselin, P.Eng. Darin Atchison, P.Eng. Pana Athanasopoulos, P.Geo. Upul Atukorala, P.Eng. Jim Atwater, P.Eng., FEC Katie Au, P.Eng. Dominique Austin, P.Eng. Matt Austin, P.Eng. Richard Avedon-Savage, P.Eng. Amr Ayad, P.Eng. Paul Azarcon, P.Geo., FGC Ayad Azer, P.Geo. Alireza Babaeimahani, P.Geo. Darlene Atkinson, P.Eng. Jeremy Atkinson, P.Eng.
Jaswinder Bansal, P.Eng. Nemkumar Banthia, P.Eng. Majid Baradaran Shoraka, P.Eng. George Barclay, P.Eng., FEC Fardin Barekat, EIT Iain Barnes, P.Eng. Rosemary Barnewall, P.Geo. Doug Barry, P.Eng., FEC (Retired) Paul Barry, P.Eng. Robert Barton, P.Eng. Mamoud Bashi, P.Eng. Kevin Baskin, P.Eng. Keith Bate, P.Eng. Andarge Baye, P.Geo. Brian Beach, P.Eng. Greg Beaveridge, P.Eng. Roger Beckie, P.Eng., FEC Desimir Begovic, P.Eng. Kaylne Beka, P.Eng. Mike Belfry, P.Eng. Ken Bell, P.Eng., FEC Mike Belter, P.Eng., FEC Yariv Ben Shooshan, P.Eng. Shahram Beheshti-Nejad, P.Eng. Rory Beirne, P.Eng., Struct.Eng.
Marc Aguanno, P.Eng. Richard Ahrend, P.Eng.
Rajib Ahsan, P.Eng. Bruce Aitken, P.Eng. Davor Ajdukovic, P.Eng. Morteza Akhavan-Heidari, P.Eng. Damineh Akhavan-Zanjani, P.Eng., FEC
Hugo Careau, P.Eng. Sean Carlson, P.Eng. Shiloh Carlson, P.Eng., FEC, FGC (Hon.) Michael Carreira, P.Eng.
Kelvin Chiu, P.Eng. Tommy Chiu, P.Eng. Craig Chong, P.Eng. Elaine Chong Ian Chong, P.Eng.
Paul Akinnola, P.Eng. Hani Al Bitar, P.Eng. Steve Alavi, P.Eng. Navid Alavi Shoushtari, P.Eng. Dean Albrecht, P.Eng. Omar Alcazar Pastrana, P.Eng.
John Carter, P.Eng. Marc Caruth, P.Eng. Robyn Casement, P.Eng. Jenish Castillo, P.Eng. Philip Castles, P.Eng. Pierre Castro, P.Eng. Tyler Caswell, P.Geo. Eric Catania, P.Eng. Michael Cecchini, P.Eng.
Phyllis Chong, P.Eng. Albert Chow, P.Eng. Celestine Chow, P.Eng., FEC
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Mark Alev, P.Eng., FEC Sarah Alexander, P.Eng. Stefan Alexander, P.Eng. Omar Alharras, P.Eng. Syed Vajahath Ali, P.Eng. Thaier Al-Issa, P.Eng. Barry Allen, P.Eng. Hugh Alley, P.Eng., FEC Sarah Alloisio, P.Geo. Chad Amiel, P.Eng.
Phillip Chow, P.Eng. Terry Chow, P.Eng.
Michael Bratty, P.Eng. Joseph Braun, P.Eng. Drew Brayshaw, P.Geo. Neil Brazier, P.Eng., FEC Marc-Andre Brideau, P.Geo. Jon Bridle, P.Eng. Jocelyne Bright, P.Eng.
Shamsul Chowdhury, P.Eng. Alexander Christie, P.Eng. Justin Chu, P.Eng.
Michael Celli, P.Eng. Robert Cen, P.Eng. Andrew Chad, P.Eng., Struct.Eng. Robert Chambers, P.Eng. Anthony Chan, P.Eng.
Carmen Chun, P.Eng. Simon Church, P.Eng. John Clague, P.Geo., FEC, FGC (Hon.) Cory Clark, P.Eng.
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Bruce Clark, P.Eng., FEC (Retired) Matthew Clark, P.Eng. Jennifer Clarke, P.Geo., FEC, FGC (Hon.) Michael Clarke, P.Geo. Matt Cohen, P.Geo. Jeff Coleman, P.Eng. David Collins Trinh Collins, P.Eng. Daniela Constantinescu, P.Eng. Stephen Cook, P.Geo., FGC Jillian Cooke, P.Eng. Derek Cooper, P.Eng. Jeff Corbett, P.Eng., Struct.Eng., FEC Kimberly Corea Jesse Corrigan, P.Eng. Brittany Coughlin, P.Eng. James Couto, P.Eng. Bob Cowan, P.Eng., FEC (Retired)
John Delver, P.Eng. Trevor Demerse, P.Eng. Eugen Demian, P.Eng. Brandon Demuriak, P.Eng. Alison Dennis Frank Denton, P.Eng., FEC, FGC (Hon.) Bruce Der, P.Eng., FEC Les Der, P.Eng.
David Ellis, P.Eng. Clifford Eng, P.Eng., FEC (Non-Practising) Angus English, P.Eng. Ann English, P.Eng., FEC, FGC (Hon.) (Retired) Sohrab Entezami Lahijani, EIT Chris Erickson, P.Eng. Jim Erickson, P.Eng., FEC Fiona Esford, P.Eng. Azs Essor, P.Eng. Ariel Estrada, P.Eng. Paul Evans, P.Eng./GIT Grant Ewing, P.Geo. Antonio Faccini, P.Eng. Mona Fadl, P.Eng. Julien Fagnan
Pierre Gallant Ho Kok Gan, P.Eng. Leon Gander, P.Eng. Paul Gann, P.Geo., FGC
Mike Grummett, P.Eng. Patrick Grzelak, P.Eng. Susan Gu Nick Guaran, P.Eng. Kevin Guenette, P.Eng. Xyllene Guerra, P.Eng. Meredith Guest, P.Eng. Aaron Gulliver, P.Eng.
Susan He, P.Eng. Melissa Heidema, P.Eng. Robert Heikkila, P.Eng., FEC Allen Heinrichs, P.Eng. Peter Helland, P.Eng. Steve Helle, P.Eng. Neil Hemrajani, P.Eng. Keith Henderson, P.Geo. Robert Henderson, P.Eng. Michael Henrey, EIT Brigden Henry, P.Eng. Curt Hepting, P.Eng. Alyssa Hermann, P.Eng. Sean Herold, P.Eng. Ted Hickin, P.Geo., FGC (Retired) Robert Hicks, P.Eng. Catherine Hickson, P.Geo., FGC Monica Hilborn, P.Eng. Leslie Hildebrandt Carolyn Hillard, P.Eng. Antoine Hindeleh, P.Eng. Sonali Hingorani, P.Eng. David Hislop, P.Eng., FEC Jason Ho, P.Eng. Te-Hwei Ho, P.Eng. Naomi Hodge, P.Eng. John Holland, P.Eng., FEC Rob Holland, P.Eng. Jorge Hollman, P.Eng. Kathryn Holm, P.Eng. Eric Holmberg, P.Eng. Maria Holuszko, P.Eng., FEC Azadeh Homami, P.Eng.
Helen Gao, P.Eng. Yulin Gao, P.Eng. Rita Gareb Arben Gashi, P.Eng. Cameron Gatey Raymond Gauvin, P.Eng. Paolo Gazzarrini, P.Eng., FEC
Lee Deslauriers, P.Eng. James DesRoches, P.Eng. Helene Desrosiers, P.Eng. Gilles Dessureau, P.Geo. Ryley Dewar, P.Eng. Joe Di Placito, P.Eng. Brian Dick, P.L.Eng. Carla Dickof, P.Eng. Dieter Diedericks, P.Eng., FEC Simon Diemert, P.Eng.
Jianli Guo, P.Eng. Jinjing Guo, P.Eng. May Guo, P.Eng. Rishi Gupta, P.Eng., FEC Steve Gustavson, P.Eng., FEC Edgar Max Gutierrez Vargas, P.Eng. Brian Guy, P.Geo. Adrian Gygax, P.Eng., Struct.Eng. Daniel Haaland, P.Eng. Andreas Haase, P.Eng. Nouran Habib, EIT Ali Habibi, P.Geo. Haile Habtegiorgis, P.Eng. Dan Hajdukovic, P.Eng. Bodhisatta Hajra, P.Eng. Pritam Haldar, P.Eng. David Hall, P.Eng. Jonathan Hall, P.Eng. Terry Hall, P.Eng. Dennis Haller, P.Eng. (Retired) Jeff Halpenny, P.Eng. Gary Hamata, P.Eng., FEC Jean-Philippe Hamel, P.Eng. Garrett Hamilton-Smith, P.Eng. Ali Hamood, EIT Farouk Hamood, P.Eng. Rahul Hampaul, P.Eng. Andrew Han, P.Eng. Darryl Hansen, P.Eng., FEC (Retired) Jeremy Hanson, P.Eng. Jennifer Hardy, P.Eng. Andrew Harmsworth, P.Eng., FEC Matt Harper, P.Eng. Charlie Harrison, P.Eng. Desmond Hartford, P.Eng., FEC Russell Hartlaub, P.Geo. Daryl Harvey, P.Eng. David Harvey, P.Eng., Struct.Eng., FEC
Hong Tong Ge, P.Eng. Michael Gedig, P.Eng.
Michele Gee, P.Eng. Irfan Gehlen, P.Eng. Mihai Georgescu, P.Eng., FEC (Non-Practising)
Ayman Fahmy, P.Eng. Rebecca Fan, P.Eng. Stephen Fang, P.Eng. Balazs Farkas, P.Eng. Omer Faruk, P.Eng. Amr Fathalla, P.Eng. Peter Fell, P.Eng. Monica Feregrino, P.Eng. Fritz Fernandez, P.Eng. Marek Filipowski, P.Eng.
Kasra Ghahremani, P.Eng. Hugo Ghalibafian, P.Eng. Hamid Ghanbari, P.Eng. Satinder Ghataurah, P.Eng. Sunny Ghataurah, P.Eng. Adrian Ghelesel, P.Eng. Paul Gheorghe, P.Eng.
Ryan Cownden, P.Eng. Chad Cranswick, P.Eng. Paul Creighton, P.Eng. Max Cronk, P.Eng. Darrell Cross Rebecca Crosthwait, P.Eng. Tad Crowie, P.Eng. Jack Cui, P.Eng. Neil Cumming, P.Eng. Sheryl Cumming, P.Eng. Mike Currie, P.Eng., FEC Ken Curry, P.Eng. Eduard Andrei Cvaci, P.Eng. Baki Cvijetinovic, P.Eng. Paulo Da Graca, P.Eng. Antone Dabeet, P.Eng.
Yuming Ding, P.Eng. Sean Dingley, P.Eng. Barry Dinn, P.Eng. Carmen DiPasquale, P.Eng. Antigone Dixon-Warren, P.Geo., FGC Keith Dodgshon, P.Eng. Gordon Doerksen, P.Eng., FEC Emmanuel Domingo, P.Eng., FEC Donald MacNeil David Dowdell, P.Eng. Jason Dowling, P.Eng. Liam Downey, EIT Bruce Downing, P.Geo., FEC, FGC (Hon.) Tom Drackett, P.Eng., FEC David Dreisinger, P.Eng., FEC Sheila Duchek, P.Geo. Danika Doucette, EIT Kevin Dougan, P.Eng. Layna Dove
Ryan Gibbard, P.Eng. Brendan Gibbs, P.Geo. Chad Giffen, P.Eng. Alan Gilchrist, P.Geo. Josh Giles, P.Eng. Bob Gill, P.Eng., FEC Param Gill, EIT
Graham Finch, P.Eng. Geoffrey Fink, P.Eng. Cam Finnigan, P.Eng., FEC Amanda Fitch, P.Eng. Mark Fleischhaker, P.Eng. Dick Fletcher, P.Eng., FEC, FGC (Hon.) Michael Florendo, P.Eng. Dawn Flotten, P.Eng. Christopher Flury, P.Eng. Mitchell Flynn, P.Eng. Jason Fong, P.Eng. Kumar Fonseka, P.Eng., FEC Binny Foo, P.Eng. David Fookes, P.Eng. Megan Forness, P.Eng. Mark Forsyth, P.Eng. Thys Fourie, P.Eng. Jurgen Franke, P.Eng. Rina Freed, P.Eng. Scott Friel, P.Eng. (Non-Practising) Peter Friz, P.Geo., P.L.Eng., FGC Jerry Froese, P.Eng. Warren Funt
Shaun Gill, P.Eng. Sally Gillies, P.Geo. Ross Gilmour, P.Eng. (Non-Practising) Marcel Gingras, P.Eng. Henri Giovanetti, P.Eng. Harrison Glotman, P.Eng. Katherine Golder Gustavo Gomes Gonzaga, P.Eng. Victor Goncalves, P.Eng., FEC Paul Good, P.Eng. Harvey Goodman, P.Eng. Sathish Gopalakrishnan, P.Eng. Tejas Goshalia, P.Eng.
Kelly Hood, P.Eng. Stuart Hood, P.Eng.
Evan Dacey, P.Eng. Ezekiel Dada, P.Eng.
Paulino Horfilla, P.Eng. Heidi Horlacher, P.Geo. Houman Hoseini, P.Eng. Paul Hosford, P.Eng.
Allan Dakin, P.Eng., FEC Roanna Dalton, P.Eng. Ellie Daneshpazhouh, P.Eng.
Airton Dudzevich, P.Eng. Patrick Dufresne, P.Eng. Mercedes Duifhuis, P.Eng. Jared Duivestein, P.Eng. Chris Duncombe, P.Eng. Bill Dunford, P.Eng., FEC Roger Dupuis, P.Eng. Mauricio Dziedzic, P.Eng. James Easden, P.Eng.
Ragan Danford, P.Geo. Adrian Daniel, P.Eng. Pirooz Darabi, P.Eng. Cody Dart, P.Eng.
Jack Howard-Stratton, P.Eng. Chen Chiang Hsieh, P.Eng. Jermin Hsieh, P.Eng. Brian Hubbs, P.Eng. Paul Hughes, P.Eng. Jack Hui, P.Eng. Derek Hull, P.Eng. Charles Humphrey, P.Eng.
Christopher David, P.Eng. Susan Davidson, P.Eng. Colin Davis, P.Eng. Kayla Dawson Michael Day, P.Eng. Camron de la Nuez, EIT Bob de Leeuw Nicholas De Ridder, P.Eng. Maria Fernanda Defa Defant Erimbaue, P.Eng. Alexandra Deglow, P.Geo. Jerome Del Rosario, P.Eng. Marcus Dell, P.Eng. (Non-Practising)
Dale Goudie, P.Eng. Brian Gould, P.Eng. Nick Graham, P.Eng. Lisa Gray, P.Eng. Andrew Gray, P.Eng. Dana Grecov, P.Eng., FEC Sheldon Green, P.Eng. Stephen Gregor, P.Eng. Mackenzie Gregory, P.Eng. Nick Greuter, P.Eng. Mark Grindlay, P.Eng., FEC Scott Groves, P.Eng.
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Luba Ebert, P.Eng. Robyn Edgar, P.Eng.
Md Anamul Hasan, P.Eng. Ali Hassanalizadeh, P.Geo. Greg Hatton, P.Eng.
Chris Hunter, P.Geo. Altaf Hussain, P.Eng. Andreas Huster, P.Eng. Tobin Hwang, P.Eng. Hesham Ibrahim, P.Eng.
Cameron Edwards, P.Eng. Don Ehrenholz, P.Eng., FEC Sam Eichenberger, P.Eng. Samir Eidnani, P.Eng.
Sarah Furney, P.Geo. Robyn Gaebel, P.Eng. Andre Gagne, P.Eng. Darrel Gagnon, P.Eng. Will Gaherty, P.Eng., FEC
Paul Hatton, P.Eng., FEC Mark Havlasek, P.Eng. James Hawkins, P.Eng. Nick Hawley, P.Eng. John Haythorne, P.Eng., FEC, FGC Seth Hayto, P.Eng.
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Tarek El-Amoury, P.Eng., Struct.Eng. Anthony Elaraj, P.Eng., Struct.Eng. Terry Eldridge, P.Eng., FEC Thomas Elliot, P.Geo.
Kevin Ilott, P.Eng. Sean Ireton, P.Eng. John Irving, P.Eng.
Sarah Gaib, P.Eng. Robert Gale, P.Eng.
Jianbing Li, P.Eng. Jimmy Li, P.Eng., Struct.Eng. Harry Li, EIT Vincent Li, P.Eng., FEC Yi Li, P.Eng. Jie Liang, P.Eng.
Robert Ito, P.Eng. FEC, FGC (Hon.) (Retired) Robert Jackson, P.Eng., Struct.Eng. Mahmoud Jafari, P.Eng. Sara Jamali
Scott Kenyon, P.Eng. Reza Khakbaz Varkani, P.Eng. Randa Khalil, P.Eng., FEC Akbar Khan, P.Eng., FEC Khalid Khan, P.Eng. Saqib Khan, P.Eng., FEC Jamshid Khastoo, P.Eng. Setareh Kholghi, P.Eng. John Kiernan, P.Eng., FEC Melanie Kilpatrick, P.Eng. Woo Soo Kim, P.Eng. Stephane Kin, P.Eng. Derek Kinakin, P.Geo., P.L.Eng. Sasha Kinden, P.Eng. Allan Kindrat, P.Eng. Garth Kirkham, P.Geo., FGC Tom Kneale, P.Eng. Veronica Knott, P.Eng. Warren Knowles, P.Eng. Paul Kobler, P.Geo. Bryan Koehler Ivo Kokan, P.Eng. Matthew Kokan, P.Eng., FEC Randall Kovacs, P.Eng. (Retired) Yury Kulikov, P.Eng., Struct.Eng. Abhishek Kumar, EIT Daniel Kunimoto, P.Eng., FEC Piotr Kuras, P.Eng. Bengul Kurtar Ezra Kwok, P.Eng., FEC Gloria Kwong, P.Eng. Brian Kynoch, P.Eng. Marilyne Lacasse, P.Geo. Sonia Lachar Alan Lai, P.Eng. Ranee Lai, P.Eng. (Non-Practising) Jim Laidlaw, P.Eng. Jules Lajoie, P.Eng., FEC, FGC (Hon.) Reshmeena Lalani Isaac Lam, P.Eng. Patrick Lam, P.Eng., Struct.Eng., FEC Grant Lamont, P.Eng. Anne-Marie Langlois, P.Eng. Eugene Kuznetsov, P.Eng. Celina Kwasniak, P.Eng. Danker Kolijn, P.Eng. Christina Kong, EIT Sze Kong, P.Eng. Henry Kong, P.Eng. Azadeh Koohzare, P.Eng. Neon Koon, P.Eng. Nav Koonar, P.Eng. Jarrod Koster, P.Eng. Taylor Kotwa, P.Eng.
Anja Lanz, P.Eng., FEC Ivan Lapczak, P.Eng. Jayson Laron, P.Eng. Kent LaRose, P.Eng. Marg Latham, P.Eng. Anthony Lau, P.Eng., FEC Edward Lau, P.Eng.
Ian Mackay, P.Eng. Lauren MacKinnon
Dan McGreer, P.Eng. Amanda McIntyre Cathy McIntyre
Alireza Madadi, P.Eng. Jesse Maddaloni, P.Eng.
Trevor McKenzie, P.Eng. Miles McKinnon, P.Eng. Michelle McLarty, P.Eng. Kelly McLean, P.Eng. Scott McLean, P.Eng. Vivienne McLennan, P.Geo.
Manoj Sarma Madduri, P.Eng. Christopher Madelung, P.Eng. Lianna Mah, P.Eng., FEC Samuel Mah, P.Eng. Edward Mah, P.Eng., Struct.Eng. Amrit Mahal, P.Eng. Denver Maharaj, P.Eng. Salah Mahdi, P.Eng. Sean Mahon, P.Eng. Michelle Mahovlich, P.Eng., P.Geo. Andrzej Maj, P.Eng. Al Majdzadeh, P.Geo. Paul Mak, P.Eng. Sharon Maksym, P.Eng. Sajan Malavalli Ashok Kumar, EIT Masoud Maleki, P.Eng. Naasir Malik Malik, P.Eng. Jamie Malthus, P.Eng. Mohsen Mandegari Huitt Manering, P.Eng. Sunny Mangat, P.Eng. Nick Mani, P.Eng. Francis Manica Ribeiro, P.Eng. Katherine Manson, P.Eng. Jay Manton, P.Eng. Vincent Manzon, P.Eng. Wenjie Mao, P.Eng. David Marchand, P.Eng. Kai Mark, P.Eng. Raegan Markel, P.Geo.
Kaveh Jamshidi, P.Eng. Martine Janicki, P.Eng.
Alice Liang, P.Eng. Echo Liao, P.Eng. Sean Liaw, P.Eng., FEC Allan Lim, P.Eng. (Non-Practising) Clark Lim, P.Eng. Choon Lim, P.Eng., FEC
Derk Jansen, P.Eng. Jason Jardine, P.Eng. Adam Jarolim, P.Eng. Mohammadreza Jarollahi, P.Eng., FEC (Retired) Basher Jazrawi, P.Eng. Colin Jeffery, P.Eng. Iordan Jelescu Bodos, P.Eng. (Retired) Jasmin Jelovica, P.Eng. Jun’ichi Jensen Kenneth Jestin, P.Eng. Aaron Ji, P.Eng. Heqing Jian, P.Eng.
Maria Lau, P.Eng. Cliff Laver, P.Eng. Michael Laws, P.Eng. Jamie Lawson, P.Eng. (Retired) Mark Lawton, P.Eng., FEC (Retired) Doru Lazar, P.Eng. Petre Lazarescu, P.Eng. Kiyomi Le, P.Eng. Timmy Le, P.Eng. (Non Practising) David Lee, P.Eng. Ed Lee, P.Eng. David H.Y. Lee, P.Eng. Herbert Lee, P.Eng. Ivan Lee, P.Eng. Jack Lee, P.Eng., FEC Jeannie Lee, P.Eng. John HY Lee, P.Eng., FEC Kelvin Lee, P.Eng. Ken-Beck Lee, P.Eng., FEC (Non Practising) Kyoung Sik Lee, P.Eng., FEC Lauren Lee, EIT Nelson Lee, P.Eng. Paul Lee, P.Eng., FEC Tracy Lee, P.Eng. Bernard Légaré, P.Eng. Greg Lehoux, P.Eng. Rob Leitch, P.Eng. Catherine Lemieux, P.Eng. Jessica LeNoble, P.Eng. Freda Leong, P.Eng. Laura Lessingham, P.Geo. Kitty Leung, P.Eng., Struct.Eng. Thomas Leung, P.Eng., Struct. Eng., FEC Robert Lew, P.Eng. Emily Lewis Scott Lewis, P.Eng. Ava Li, P.Eng. Isabella Li, P.Eng. Ji Li, P.Eng. Andrew Lett, P.Eng. Raymond Lett, P.Geo. Albert Leung Jonathan Leung, P.Eng.
Amber McMinn, P.Eng. Brent McMurtry, P.Eng. Eric McQuarrie, P.Eng.,P.Geo. Saeed Mehdipour, P.Eng. Behzad Mehrabadi, P.Eng. FEC (Retired) Colin Meldrum, P.Eng., FEC George Melo, FEC, P.Eng. David Melville, P.Geo. Diosdado Mendoza, P.Eng. Deyanira Mendoza Dominguez, P.Eng. Charlene Menezes, P.Geo. Brian Menounos, P.Geo. Felix Menu, P.Eng. (Non-Practising) Masood Meidani, P.Eng. Christine Meier, P.Eng. Meghan Metke, EIT Ryan Meyer, P.Eng. Inna Michalowski, P.Eng. Bill Micklethwaite, P.Eng. (Retired) Mary Ann Middleton, P.Geo. Kai Mikkelsen, P.Eng. Vladimir Mikler, P.Eng. Pratima Milaire, P.Eng. Andrew Mill, P.Eng., Struct.Eng., FEC Jason Miller, P.Eng. Ryan Mills, P.Geo. Seyed-Nasiraldin Mirlohi-Falavarjani, P.Eng. Amir Reza Mir-Salehi, P.Eng. Faisal Mirza, P.Eng. Peter Mitchell Ronald Mitchell, P.Eng., FEC Sophie Mercier, P.Eng. Erica Messam, P.Eng.
Fred Lin, P.Eng. Gary Lin, P.Eng. Martin Lindquist, P.Eng. Karen Ling, P.Eng. Natalie Linklater, EIT Michael Linton, P.Eng.
Tara Little, P.Eng. Charles Liu, P.Eng. Zhiming Liu, P.Eng. David Lo, P.Eng. William Loasby, P.Eng., Struct.Eng. Phil Lobo, P.Eng.
Tao Jiang, P.Eng. Yaomin Jin, P.Eng. Richard Job, P.Eng. (Retired) Chuck Jochems, P.Eng. Christopher Johnson, P.Eng. Greg Johnson, P.Eng. (Retired) Gregory Johnson, P.Eng. Jennifer Johnston, P.Eng. Paul Johnston, P.Geo. Alan Jones, P.Eng. Dragan Jorgacevic, P.Eng. (Non Practising) Chalys Joseph, P.Eng. Prabeen Joshi, P.Eng. Dejan Jovanovic, P.Eng. Fernando Junqueira, P.Eng. Dharam Kajal, P.Eng., FEC Dusan Kalanovic David Kallai, GIT Vijay Kallur, P.Eng., FEC Kian Karimi, P.Eng. Tamara Kasdorf, P.Eng. Foad Kasiri, P.Eng., FEC Cyril Kasongo, P.Eng. Mamandeep Kaur, EIT Deepak Kaushal, P.Eng. James Kay, P.Eng. Chris Kelly, P.Eng. Josh Kelly, P.Eng. Carl Kelman, P.Eng. Linda Kemp, P.Eng. Darren Kennard, P.Eng. Diane Kennedy, P.Eng., FEC Joe Kenny, P.Eng.
Geoff Locke, P.Eng. Lane Logan, P.Eng. Malcolm Logan, P.Eng. Lin Long, P.Eng. Jose Luis Lopez, P.Eng. Scott Loptson, P.Eng. Jean-Francois Lord, P.Eng. Kyle Loutet, P.Eng. Harold Louwerse, P.L.Eng.
Christy Love, P.Eng. Jim Lowrie, P.L.Eng. Di Fan Lu, P.Eng. Ting Lu, P.Eng.
Milly Martin, P.Eng. John Martin, P.Eng. Hal Martyn, P.Eng. Arash Masbough, P.Eng. Donna Mason, P.Eng. Allison Matfin, P.Eng. Gerald Matier
Robert Ludlow, P.Eng. Kenedee Ludwar, P.Eng. Eric Lum, P.Eng. Jerry Lum, P.Eng., Struct.Eng., FEC David Lumb, P.Eng.
Joyce Maycock, P.Eng. Ulrich Mayer, P.Eng. Kurtis Mayne, P.Eng. Piotr Pawel Mazur, P.Eng. (Retired) Patrick McAndless, P.Geo., FGC (Retired) Don McCallum, P.Eng. Cameron McCormick, P.Eng. Todd McCrimmon, P.Eng. Gordon McDonald, P.Eng. Glenn McDonnell, P.Eng. FEC (Retired) Michael McGinnis, P.Eng. Brigid McGoran Canil, P.Eng. Pavla McGrath, P.Eng.
Ross Luo, P.Eng. Tim Lutic, P.Eng. Trung Ma, P.Eng. Siu Ma, P.Eng. Stan Ma, P.Eng.
Sally Mitry, P.Eng., FEC Mitch Mivehchi, P.Eng. Nima Moazen Chaharsoughi, P.Eng. Hamid Moazzen Ahmadi, P.Eng. Mahsa Mohajerani, P.Eng. Hadi Mohammadi, P.Eng. Dusty Moi, P.Eng. Osama Moin, P.Eng. Ben Moir, EIT Sonia Mollaei Miyandoab, P.Eng.
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Eileen Ma, P.Eng. John Maccarrone James Macdonald, P.Geo. (Retired) Duncan Macdonald, P.Eng.
Max MacDonald, P.Eng. Harley Machielse, P.Eng. Gabriela Maciel-Jobb, P.Eng.
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Jesse Moore, P.Eng. Sean Moore, P.L.Eng.
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