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Notifications Industry News Engineers Colloquy Legislation for Engineers Support the Petition CoA Matters Blog My worth Cart Checkout Pay Now Contact Us Feedback Elected Representatives Product was widow to your cart Support the PetitionHome Engineers Colloquy Support the Petition Petition – Legislation for Engineers The engineering profession is one of the oldest in the story of civilization, having started as soon as man quenched his thirst, satiated his hunger and looked at making an workplace for himself and his family. It is then that he commenced on the built environment. From its unobtrusive whence engineering has come a long way and we have ventured into space. However, what is the status of the engineers? They still remain the silent lot, serving and contributing to the sustained minutiae of the nation. The engineering profession is still not legally recognised or properly regulated by any legislation or statute unlike other major professions -chartered accountants, visitor secretaries, lawyers, doctors, et al. Why are the professional engineers stuff differentiated when so many other professions have been regulated by acts of Parliament? We need a legislation to wind-down a legal status to the lakhs of persons in the engineering profession.The issue has been self-glorification hot and unprepossessed for decades and needs to be brought to a successful closure. The contributions of engineers in any facet of minutiae of the country are the maximum. There is therefore, an urgent need for a centralised regulatory validity which can permit the use of the title and style of “Engineer” in the country. Day in and day out, there are reports of distress/ failures of buildings, failures of systems and equipment in plants, blasts, leaks, etc. plus natural disasters. The government must wake up to the urgency of the legislation and obviate the failures and disasters to the maximum extent and minimize consequential damages. With projects worth trillions of rupees in the pipe line the government must act so that they are all in the hands of persons from the engineering profession whose bona fides are established, have demonstrated capabilities and function under a properly regulated and legally recognized soul as per the legislation. The legislation is a must to make the engineering professionals subject plus indulge them to practice independently and responsibly without any hindrance from other sources plus continuously upgrade professional knowledge and demonstrate that in practice. It is the practicing engineers who can mentor to ensure that country would never be wanting for well trained and capable engineers. Many countries once have such requirements – Japan, Malaysia, New Zealand, Pakistan, Quebec (Canada), Queensland (Australia), Republic of South Africa, Singapore, South Korea, Tanzania and USA. Why is India still lagging behind? Let the Government of India take a cue from the legislation that the Government of Gujarat enacted in the wake of the Bhuj earthquake – the ‘‘Gujarat ProfessionalStarchyEngineers Act, 2006. Although the Act involves regulating only the professional starchy engineers in the state, it is the first in the country. The other disciplines of engineering still need to be covered so that they all practice with equal stratum of responsibility and accountability. A Central Act, like for other professions, is a must to regulate all disciplines of engineering. Just one registration would then suffice for practicing throughout India. The Engineers Bill has been in the offing for years, but still has to see the light of day. It is only this legislation which will bring in accountability, upstanding dealing and professionalism. It is moreover essential to obviate unnecessary situations which develop whenever any untoward event occurs and the engineers are summarily held responsible without any investigation and inquiry. The Engineering Council of India (ECI) was worked with one of its aims stuff to have an Engineers Bill passed. ECI in consonance with its members prepared a typhoon Engineers Bill and submitted it to the Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India in September 2004. A revised consensus typhoon was submitted in May 2007. Associations and institutions looking without the interests of practicing professional engineers are all supportive of the above. The typhoon Engineers Bill is pending with the Ministry of Human Resource Development, Department of Higher Education, and they must process it on a speedy understructure and introduce it as one of the principal legislations. The Engineers Bill must be taken up as top priority to ensure that all the infrastructural minutiae is executed by engineers who are under a regulatory structure. That will moreover generate massive conviction in the international polity and investors. The capabilities of Indian engineers are stuff recognised increasingly and increasingly globally but a lot needs to be washed-up to systematise the profession and make it sustainable and truly world class. Then Indian engineers and engineering capabilities will spread wideness the globe. The opportunities for them are enormous. The ENGINEERS BILL is the sine qua non for professional engineering to grow and fortify India’s vision of a strong and ripened nation. 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