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Post by therealcivilrobot on Oct 25, 2022 9:50:10 GMT -5
Is there an online site to help you keep track of your PDHs? PMI has a way of doing this through their site. CMAA uses Recerttrack. What about the PE?
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Post by therealcivilrobot on Oct 25, 2022 10:34:41 GMT -5
Did my reading and my googles and answered my own question. NCEES offers the CPC section on the website.
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Post by Blybrook PE on Oct 25, 2022 13:33:41 GMT -5
I just track mine in an excel sheet. Each state has different requirements, and it can be tougher for some of the online sites to get you the right data come random audit time.
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Post by RBHeadge PE on Oct 28, 2022 9:29:47 GMT -5
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Post by therealcivilrobot on Oct 31, 2022 10:28:37 GMT -5
I needed to read this. Thanks! |
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Post by squaretaper LIT AF PE on Dec 1, 2022 17:48:50 GMT -5
I needed to read this. Thanks! Y'all need PDHs? *giggles in Californian* |
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Post by ChebyshevII PE PMP on Dec 5, 2022 10:27:43 GMT -5
I needed to read this. Thanks! Y'all need PDHs? *giggles in Californian* And Washingtonian... |
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Post by djl PE on Feb 15, 2023 10:45:09 GMT -5
How does everyone primarily get PDHs? I've been doing the free PDH classes at NoonPi but I'm looking for more free options.
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Post by drwhoops on Feb 15, 2023 14:43:46 GMT -5
How does everyone primarily get PDHs? I've been doing the free PDH classes at NoonPi but I'm looking for more free options. My company has a subscription to a structural themed series which if you catch all of them will cover almost all of the PDH needed in a 2 year period. (IA is 30pdh/2years.) |
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Post by djl PE on Feb 16, 2023 9:48:26 GMT -5
How does everyone primarily get PDHs? I've been doing the free PDH classes at NoonPi but I'm looking for more free options. My company has a subscription to a structural themed series which if you catch all of them will cover almost all of the PDH needed in a 2 year period. (IA is 30pdh/2years.) EW structural but good info  Thanks! The bummer of being the only PE in my company is that isn't something we are able to do |
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Post by Blybrook PE on Feb 16, 2023 16:55:07 GMT -5
Check with the local PE organizations such as ASCE for their offerings. The local meetings can count towards your PDH's, even if you aren't a member. Also check with manufacturers for what they may be offering. Simpson Strong Tie, Hilti, and Steel Joist Institute (among others) usually put out a few free webinars each year.
I tend to hit several meetings each year, a few manufacturer offerings, sometimes a conference or other training session; it usually covers my PDH requirements.
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Post by RBHeadge PE on Mar 3, 2023 9:38:02 GMT -5
How does everyone primarily get PDHs? I've been doing the free PDH classes at NoonPi but I'm looking for more free options. I get almost all of mine via volunteer work for engineering societies. Maryland requires that at least 1 PDH comes from an ethics/law/codes/standards. In the past I used an inexpensive online providers to get that one hour. But a couple years ago the Board offered their own exam that awards the relevant PDH. I did it for the last renewal period and will probably do it again for future renewals. www.onlineexambuilder.com/en/maryland-professional-engineers-ethics-and-law-exam-1-hour/exam-345914I also get continuing ed credits through mandatory trainings at work. Ditto for conferences. The former is from providers that aren't on the Board's preapproved list; I could probably complete the paperwork to justify it being used to meet the requirements but I get so many credits from engineering societies that its not worth the hassle. |
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Thanks! The bummer of being the only PE in my company is that isn't something we are able to do