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The Structural
Specialist
Presented by
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SPECIALIST TITLE
is conferred to PICE LIFE members who
applied and were evaluated as QUALIFIED by the
members of the responsible Specialty Division.
FAQs
1. If I am not a specialist, can I still
practice structural engineering, e.g.
sign and seal structural plans?
YES, but per the Manual of Standard
Practice of Civil Engineers, only those with
Specialist accreditation can affix the title
“Structural Engineer” to their names.
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FAQs
2. What are the benefits of being a
Specialist?
- In DPWH’s screening and evaluation,
additional credits are given for specialists.
- Abroad and even locally, Specialist
accreditation can be used for negotiations in
position and pay.
- Specialist title is “peer recognition” and can
serve as proof that you have the experience
and knowhow .
SPECIALIST TITLE
BEFORE 2008, evaluation was based on
documents submitted, which attested to one's
experience in the field of specialization.
NO EXAM requirement.
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SPECIALIST TITLE
AFTER DECEMBER 2007, no more applications
were accepted from Philippine-based Engineers, for
each Division's evaluation.
SPECIALIST TITLE
For PICE Life members based OVERSEAS,
applications for Specialist Evaluation based on
documents only (NO EXAM) were accepted up to
December 31, 2008.
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PRE-QUALIFICATION REQ'TS
Must be a PICE LIFE MEMBER at least 30 yrs old
Must submit documentary requirements
Personal Data Profile
Work Experience and Service Record certified by Head
of Office/ Manager/ Dean
For academe, certification from the Dean regarding
teaching load and subjects
List of projects undertaken
Notarized Self-certification stating that he/she has no
pending administrative/criminal case filed against
him/her.
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PRE-QUALIFICATION REQ'TS
Credentials:
Must have at least five (5) RATED years of
continuous active practice in area of specialization;
OR at least five (5) RATED years of teaching
experience in area of specialization;
OR a master's degree in the area of
specialization plus three (3) RATED years of
professional practice in area of specialization.
OR a doctorate degree in the area of
specialization plus one (1) RATED year of
professional practice in area of specialization.
PRE-QUALIFICATION REQ'TS
PLUS POINTS
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SPECIALTY EXAMINATION
The type of examination is determined by the
Specialty Division concerned.
STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING
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STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING
Relevant
Experience, E Interview Written Exam
(years)
E > 30 100%
STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING
Written Exam:
E > 20 - - (100%)
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STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING
Written Exam:
Buildings
Towers
Bridges
Special Structures
3. Communications
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STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING
ANNOUNCEMENT:
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OTHER TRADES
CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT
AND ENGINEERING
2. INTERVIEW
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GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING
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GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING
Relevant
Experience, E Interview Written Exam
(years)
E > 40 100%
GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING
Written Exam:
E > 20 - - (100%)
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GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING
Written Exam:
Special Structures
Foundations (Shallow, Deep)
Materials/Soil Mechanics
Special FoundationTechniques
Slope Stability and Slope Remediations
Geosynthetic Applications
Soil Explorations and Geophysical Methods
GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING
Written Exam:
3. Communications
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TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERING
Set of questions:
Part 1: General Topics on basic principles
Part 2: Topics on Area of Specialization
- Transportation Planning
- Highway Engineering
- Railroad Engineering
- Ports and Harbors
- Airport Engineering
2. Interview, at the discretion of the TED.
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INTER-SPECIALTY DIVISION
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STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING
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GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING
TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERING
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