APEGA registrants are required to practise engineering and geoscience skilfully, ethically, and professionally. APEGA investigates written complaints from registrants and the public.
Each spring, prior to the annual general meeting, APEGA produces a report of its activities, statistics, and finances, which it submits to the Government of Alberta.
This mandatory program ensures the health, safety, and welfare of the public by requiring that professionals engage in lifelong learning on an annual basis.
New legislation governing 20 professional regulatory organizations in Alberta, including APEGA, will replace existing acts once fully implemented in 2027, including the Engineering and Geoscience Professions Act.
APEGA Council has appointed professional members to two positions, vice-president and councillor, filling vacancies for the 2025–2026 term, effective immediately.
APEGA regularly reviews practice standards, bulletins, and guidelines to ensure they remain up to date with the evolving needs of registrants and the public. APEGA is currently proposing to withdraw of three practice guidelines. Have your say on these withdrawals.
Anil Gupta, P.Eng., arrived in Canada in 1997 and has stayed in Alberta ever since, joining APEGA's Board of Examiners in 2006 and now serving as vice-chair of the Experience Committee.
With more than 30 years of leadership experience at TC Energy and a longstanding commitment to mentoring and service to the professions, professional engineer Terri Steeves brings a wealth of knowledge and strategic insight to her new role as APEGA Council President.
Join hundreds of professionals at APEGA Nexus on June 4 and 5 for two days packed with expert-led sessions on industry innovation, technical competence, and regulation in Alberta.
This session explores the concepts of microaggressions and microaffirmations, the impact they have in our interpersonal interactions, and what actions individuals can take as bystanders.
In this session, you will discover the diverse types of digital signatures and how they can be used to sign distinct types of documents as a person, a professional, a department, or an organization.
This session will discuss the “uncertainty epidemic” and dig up some of the buried treasure that comes with softening the force of uncertainty. Brought to you by the APEGA Edmonton Branch. Everyone is welcome to attend.
