BPEQ 90th Anniversary: Celebrating RPEQs and their achievements
Case Note: Board disciplines unregistered engineer
Avoiding complaints triggered by poor communication
Queensland’s greatest engineering feat
Queensland Women in STEM Prize applications open
2019
NOVEMBER / DECEMBER 2019
Great debate: Professional Engineers Bill 1092, Understanding the Code of Practice for RPEQs, Professionally managed local government assets increase public value and safety
OCTOBER 2019
The Professional Engineers Act - Past and Present, It's time to change the world, Understanding prescriptive standards, NSW Design and Building Practitioners Bill, Mackay meet and greet
SEPTEMBER 2019
Educating the next generation of engineers, BPEQ's growing online presence, Four Corner report must prompt change in building sector: BPEQ, Mutual Recognition of Professional Registration
AUGUST 2019
Victorian registration: the next step toward national registration?, How the Professional Engineers Act applies to professional engineering services from interstate and overseas Former Board Chair appointed to engineering education peak body September meet and greet
JULY 2019
New Board members announced, Understanding direct supervision, Building assessments to be done by RPEQs, Lydia Gentle: journey into leadership
JUNE 2019
Restoring your RPEQ registration, Shergold Weir Report - Non-Conforming Building Products and the Future of Certifiers, RPEQ Election, Queensland Budget 2019/20
MAY 2019
Understand BPEQ’s complaint and investigations process, Safer Buildings for Queensland, Welcome to newest RPEQs
APRIL 2019
Engineering’s diversity challenge, New regulations change the regulatory landscape for amusement parks in Queensland, Safer Buildings stage 2
MARCH 2019
RPEQ renewals 2019/20, Networking fundamentals, RPEQ ‘sign off’, ‘certification’ and the PE Act, Mount Isa CPD course
FEBRUARY 2019
RPEQ Election 2019, External Fire Spread Risk in Tall Building Design Course, CodeMark withdraws certificates for several cladding products
JANUARY 2019
Opal Tower another example of the need for registration for engineers, Combustible cladding assessments for building industry professionals and fire engineers: golden goose or road to ruin?, CPD pilots for regional Queensland
2018
NOVEMBER 2018
Engineers specified in chain or responsibility legislation
OCTOBER 2018
Mentoring key to professional and personal growth
SEPTEMBER 2018
The future of consulting engineering services
AUGUST 2018
Are you still registered?
JULY 2018
The critical role of RPEQs in construction design projects
JUNE 2018
Professional Performance Protocol
MAY 2018
Update on unauthorised use of your name, signature and RPEQ number
APRIL 2018
New Board appointments
MARCH 2018
The ins and outs of CPD
FEBRUARY 2018
BPEQ announces Regional and Remote Assistance bursary
JANUARY 2018
Advice on unauthorised use of your name and RPEQ number
2017
NOVEMBER 2017
Code of Practice specifics—continuing professional development
OCTOBER 2017
Code of Practice specifics—areas of competence
SEPTEMBER 2017
Code of Practice specifics—conflicts of interest
AUGUST 2017
Understanding the Code of Practice for Registered Professional Engineers
JULY 2017
Spotlight on direct supervision
JUNE 2017
Unregistered engineer convicted for carrying out professional engineering services
MAY 2017
Budget 2017-18
APRIL 2017
Tools offered for meeting new steelwork standard
MARCH 2017
Avoiding complaints triggered by poor communication
FEBRUARY 2017
Unauthorised use of signatures on certification documents
JANUARY 2017
Registration roadshows planned for regional Queensland
2016
October 2016
Areas of engineering vs areas of competence
September 2016
Spotlight on prescriptive standards
August 2016
Spotlight on direct supervision
July 2016
Four new members appointed to BPEQ
June 2016
Q&A with BPEQ
May 2016
Q&A with BPEQ
April 2016
QCAT reprimands and fines RPEQ for practising outside area of competence
March 2016
BPEQ hosts first CPD seminar
February 2016
BPEQ cautions engineer over lack of specificity in wording of fill certification