§ 1181a.
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§ 1181a. Engineer interns
(a)An engineer intern certification shall be issued by the Board to recognize those persons who have completed preliminary steps toward becoming licensed as a professional engineer. Engineer interns are not authorized to practice professional engineering.
(b)The minimum qualifications for certification by the Board as an engineer intern are as follows:
(1)a bachelor’s degree in engineering or in engineering technology or six years or more of progressive engineering experience of a grade and character acceptable to the Board; and
(2)a passing score set by Board rule on a fundamentals of engineering examination recognized by Board rule and taken in the State of Vermont.
(c)Upon satisfaction of the minimum qualifications set forth in subsection
(b)of this section, the Board shall issue a certificate as an engineer intern. The certificate shall have no expiration date and no renewal fees.
(d)The use of the titles “Engineer Intern” and “E.I.” in Vermont is restricted to those persons certified as engineer interns by the Board or by an equivalent board in another state. An engineer intern certified by an equivalent board in another state shall be recognized as an engineer intern by the Board without further application or examination. (Added 2013, No. 27, § 10.)