Stage 2 Competency

Stage 2 Competency Standards represent the profession’s articulation of the essential requirements for demonstrating knowledge, skills, engineering application capabilities, professional attributes, values, and attitudes necessary for practicing without supervision or independently.

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Stage 2 Competency Standard

The certification or charter standard of individual engineering proficiency is referred to as the Stage 2 Competency Standard. The evaluation process for Chartered membership in Engineers Australia (CPEng) and registration on the National Engineering Register (NER) is based on these standards.

Elements of EA Stage 2 Competency Standards

Personal commitment towards the service requirement, as an engineer

Adherence to values at workplace, as an engineer

Displaying technical proficiency, as an engineer

Community obligation, as an engineer

Units for Stage 2 competency claim

When submitting a Stage 2 competency claim application, four units must be taken into account. These include dedication to oneself, a duty to the community, upholding moral principles at work, and technical competence

Technical Competence

Show your competency by showcasing your proficiency in utilizing advanced engineering science, and analyzing problems to devise creative and innovative solutions.

Upholding moral principles at work

Show your ability to collaborate well, fostering unity to benefit stakeholders. Apply ethical judgment consistently and adhere to ethical standards.

Duty to the Community

Show competency by delivering safe, sustainable solutions that benefit various stakeholders, managing engineering risks, and integrating legal requirements efficiently.

Dedication to self

In this competency unit, you need to show: how you'll deal with moral dilemmas, develop your expertise, and take ownership of your work.

Document Required for Stage 2 Competency

Below mentioned are the submission items, as required by the Engineers Australia, towards registration as a Chartered Professional Engineer:

documents required for stage 2 competency assessment

Engineering Competency Claims (EECs)

Depending on your E-Chartered pathway, you need to make 11 to 16 Engineering Competency Claims (ECCs). For the Engineering Competency Report (ECR) course, all 16 competencies must be claimed. Each claim details your engineering project involvement, following Engineers Australia's Stage 2 Competency Standards.

CPD Report

CPD, or Continuing Professional Development, refers to the ongoing learning efforts professionals engage to enhance and broaden their skills. A perfect CPD report showcases your dedication to improving and advancing your expertise throughout your professional journey.

Updated Resume

When turning in your stage 2 assessment, please provide your updated CV/Resume, highlighting your most recent work history and current job. Keep it concise and polished.

Engineering Experience Record (EER)

The Engineering Experience Record (EER) is a summary, limited to 700 words, detailing your employment history and duties. Crafting these materials may take time and effort, yet mastering the guidelines can streamline the process of completing all necessary documents.

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