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Professional Engineering Examination Committee

The Professional Engineering Examination Committee (PEEC) creates, facilitates, and champions the path for professional licensure in the nuclear discipline.

PEEC's Nuclear PE Licensing Information

Member Responsibilities:

Develops the national professional engineering examination in nuclear engineering, which is administered and scored by the NCEES.
Prepares educational products for individuals planning to sit for the nuclear professional engineering examination.
Publishes ANS educational products and program material relating to licensure and the nuclear professional engineering examination.
Promotes nuclear engineering licensure at various events, such as the ANS Student Conference, the Young Professionals Congress (YPC) and other Society activities.

Helpful Traits for Members:

Must be a licensed Professional Engineer (PE) in good standing (i.e. active license) under the jurisdiction of an NCEES Member Board.
Desire to promote licensure for nuclear engineers.
Experience and/or strong interest in developing educational products and programs.

Committee Chair:: Joshua Vajda
Staff Liaison:: Janice Lindegard

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