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Greim, PE, Vice Chair  \n􀁸 George W. Ames, PE, Complaint Officer  \n􀁸 Joyce Noel Taylor, PE  \n􀁸 Knud E. Hermansen, PE, PLS, Esq., PhD  \n􀁸 Russell G. Martin, PE  \nInside this issue:  \nProper Use of the PE Credential  \nFE results  \nPE Results  \nComplaint Flow Chart  \nNCEES Notes  \nLower Exam Prices  \nNew Board Member  \n1  \n2  \n2  \n3  \n4  \n4  \n4  \nSTATE BOARD OF LICENSURE FOR PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS  \nMaine PE News  \nDecember 2016 Volume 16, Issue 2  \nProper Use of the PE Seal in Maine  \nBy Knud E. Hermansen, PE, PLS, PhD, Esq.  \nBecoming licensed as a professional engineer is a career milestone for an engineering graduate. One of the first actions many newly licensed engineers take upon receiving the news of licensure is to obtain a professional engineer’s seal.  \nWhat is the purpose of the professional engineer’s seal?  \nThe professional engineer’s seal signifies that the person whose name appears on the seal has met the high standards required for professional engineering practice and is qualified to practice professional engineering within the jurisdiction shown on the seal. The seal's design and size; the prominent display of the jurisdiction, profession, the name of the licensee, and the professional engineer's unique license number all combine to indicate the vesting of a public trust and responsibility onto that particular engineer.  \nThe seal applied to a document acts as an attestation of the professional engineer's competence and an authorization to practice the profession of engineering. The applied seal signifies that the document complies with professional engineering standards and that the engineer has prepared, supervised, or reviewed the document that the seal has been affixed to. Possession of a seal requires the professional engineer to use the seal in a competent, trustworthy, and responsible manner.  \nPhysically placing the seal, signature, and date on a document is meant to impress on the professional engineer a sense of responsibility for his or her actions. The seal attests to the engineer's responsibility for the information or services the document represents. While many people may work on the project and several may be responsible for portions of the engineering services, the individual that takes ultimate responsibility for the contents of the document and services is the professional engineer whose seal is affixed to the document along with his or her signature and the date of signing.  \nIs obtaining a professional seal mandatory?  \nObtaining a professional seal in Maine is not mandatory. 32 M.R.S.A. § 1355.  \nMaine PE News  \nPage 2  \nFE Exam Results Jan 2016 to Jun 2016  \nThese are the individuals who successfully passed the FE exam between January , 2016 and June 30, 2016. 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The seal also attests that the engineer prepared, supervised, or reviewed the document and that it complies with professional engineering standards.\"},{\"question\":\"Is obtaining a professional seal mandatory in Maine?\",\"answer\":\"Obtaining a professional seal in Maine is not mandatory, as stated by 32 M.R.S.A. § 1355.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the board handle complaints in this issue?\",\"answer\":\"The board reviews filed complaints and votes on outcomes based on whether alleged errors rise to violations in the presented context and/or occurred before licensure. It may issue a Letter of Guidance, which is not discipline and remains in the licensee’s file for ten years.\"}]","Newsletter-2016-VOL2-DEC | PDF"]