South Carolina Civil Engineer
SC Professional Engineers
The State of South Carolina requires 30 hours of Continuing Education prior to the license renewal period.
-Renewal for Engineers is June 30 of even years for all engineers.
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This package is designed to fulfill the continuing education requirements of South Carolina Professional Engineers and includes:
(30) hours of General CE Credits (After enrollment you may choose any (30) of the following classes.)
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South Carolina
Professional Engineer Continuing Education Requirements| Hours Required: | 30 Hours biennially |
| Renewal Deadline: | June 30 of even years for all engineers |
| Carryover Allowed: | 15 |
| Course Approval: | The Board does not require pre-approval for providers or specific courses. Each engineer must determine whether an activity meets the Board's requirements |
| Course Content: | The course must have a "clear purpose and objective which will maintain, improve, or expand the skills and knowledge relevant to the licensee's field of practice". |
| State Website: | http://www.llr.state.sc.us/POL/Engineers/index.asp?file=licensure.htm |
| Contact Info: | SC - Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors PO Box 11597 Columbia, SC 29211-1597 Tel: 803- 896-4422 |
| Valid Course Work Units: | PDH units may be earned as follows: (1) Successful completion of college courses. (2) Successful completion of continuing education courses. (3) Successful completion of correspondence, televised, videotaped, and other short courses/tutorials. (4) Attending qualifying seminars, in-house courses, workshops, or professional or technical presentations made at meetings, conventions, or conferences. (5) Teaching or instructing in (1) through (4) above. (6) Authoring published papers, articles, or books. (7) Active participation in professional or technical societies. (8) Successful application for patents. |
| Converting Education to PDH: | The conversion of other credit to PDH units is as follows: (1) 1 College or unit semester hour 45 PDH (2) 1 College or unit quarter hour 30 PDH (3) 1 Continuing Education Unit 10 PDH (4) 1 Hour of professional development for attendance in course work,seminars, or professional or technical presentations made at meetings, conventions, or conferences 1 PDH (5) For teaching as in 49-602C(5) PDH Credits are doubled (6) Each published technical or professional paper, article or book 10 PDH (7) Active participation in a professional and technical society 2 PDH (8) Each patent 10 PDH |
| Recordkeeping: | The responsibility for maintaining records used to support credits claimed is that of the licensee. Records required include, but are not limited to: (1) A log showing the type of activity claimed, sponsoring organization, location, duration, instructor's or speaker's name, and PDH credits earned; (2) Attendance verification records in the form of completion certificates or other documents supporting evidence of attendance, or; (3) Records as maintained by the National Society of Professional Engineers (NSPE) Professional Development Registry for Engineers and Surveyors (PDRES), or other recognized repositories for such records. These records must be maintained for a minimum period of three years during which copies may be requested by the Board for audit verification purposes. If, upon review or audit by the Board, any or all PDH units claimed by the license holders are disallowed, the license holder will be allowed a twelve month period during which such deficiencies must be remedied. |