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SEPTEMBER 24, 2018 INTRODUCTION Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) - Established under PEC Act of 1976 (Amended upto 1 st December, 2016). An apex body to regulate Engineering Profession in totality including Engineering Education.


  1. SEPTEMBER 24, 2018

  2. INTRODUCTION Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) - Established under PEC Act of 1976 (Amended upto 1 st December, 2016). An apex body to regulate Engineering Profession in totality including Engineering Education.

  3. INTRODUCTION Vision: The Council regulates the engineering profession with the vision that the engineering profession shall function as a key driving force for achieving rapid and sustainable growth in all national, economic and social fields; Mission: The Council shall as its mission set and maintain realistic and internationally relevant standards of professional competence and ethics for engineers, and license engineers, and engineering institutions to competently and professionally promote and uphold the standards;

  4. INTRODUCTION  Chairman is the Chief Executive of the Council  Registrar is the Custodian of the Council  Governing Body is the Principal Executive Authority of the Council  Composition of Governing Body: a. Sixty six (66) Professional Engineers b. Minimum twenty (20) years of professional standing.

  5. GOVERNING BODY – ELECTED MEMBERS Designation No. of Description Positions Chairman 01 Elected by All Engineers of Pakistan Sr. Vice Chairman 01 Elected by All Engineers of Pakistan Vice-Chairmen 04 Elected from respective Province Elected Members 40 Elected by respective discipline of Engineers Total 46

  6. GOVERNING BODY – NOMINATED MEMBERS Designation No. of Positions Description Nominated Members (19) 03 01 Member – Planning Commission 01 Member – Ministry of Science & Technology 01 Member – Higher Education Commission 02 01 Member - AJK 01 Member - Gilgit Baltistan (Nominated by the Federal Government) 04 01 Member from each Province 05 05 Vice Chancellors of Engineering Universities  01 nominated by each Provincial Government  01 nominated by Federal Government 01 Engineer-in-Chief, Pakistan Army 01 President/Chairman of Association of Consulting Engineers Pakistan (ACEP) 01 President/Chairman of Constructors’ Association of Pakistan (CAP) or their nominee 01 Elected President of the Institution of Engineers Pakistan 01 Elected President of Pakistan Engineering Congress Registrar, PEC 01 Ex-officio Total 20

  7. GOVERNING BODY Chairman (Chief Executive) Registrar/Secretary Governing Body Vice Management Enrolment Chancellors Committee Committee Committee

  8. PEC SECRETARIAT

  9. Organogram of PEC HQ Chairman Secretariat Registrar/Secretary Engineers Constructor/ CPD Accreditation Think Tank Registration Operator MIS / IT Coordination Admin HR Finance & Techno Legal Accounts Affairs

  10. PEC SECRETARIAT PEC HQ Islamabad Regional office Regional Office Regional Office Regional Office Branch Offices Branch Offices Karachi Quetta Lahore Peshawar (Newly Formed) PEC Branch Office PEC Branch Office PEC Branch Office PEC Branch Office Muzaffarabad AJK Faisalabad D.G Khan Gilgit Baltistan PEC Branch Office PEC Branch Office PEC Branch Office PEC Branch Office Hyderabad Multan Sargodha Bahawalpur PEC Branch Office PEC Branch Office PEC Branch Office PEC Branch Office Sukkur Larkana Rahim Yar Khan D.I Khan PEC Branch Office PEC Branch Office PEC Branch Office PEC Branch Office Turbat Khuzdar Mardan Mingora PEC Branch Office PEC Branch Office PEC Branch Office PEC Branch Office Abbottabad Mirpur AJK Mirpur Khas Benazirabad PEC Branch Office PEC Branch Office Gawadar Loralai

  11. MAJOR FUNCTIONS/ OBJECTIVES  Accreditation of Engineering Programs  Registration of Engineers  Continuing Professional Development (CPD) of Engineers  Registration of Construction & Consulting Firms  Assistance to the Federal Government as Think Tank  Safeguard and Promotion of Engineering Profession in Totality

  12. REFORMS IN ACADEMIA

  13. Accreditation • Universities/HEIs 125 • Accredited Engineering Disciplines 29 • Total Accredited Engineering Programs 330 - Programs Under Level-I 288 - Programs under Level-II (OBA*) 42 • Under Process Engineering Programs 115 *Substantially Equivalent to Washington Accord (WA) Signatories

  14. Accreditation Reforms  Regional Consultative Working Group Meetings  Imposition of Penalties to Regulate the Byelaws, Regulations and Policies of PEC a. Penalty of Rs.500,000/- per student per program b. Withdrawal/De-accreditation of Programs in case of Violation  Introduction of Surprise visits by Task Force for implementation of Reforms policies for quality education  Decentralization of the Accreditation Committee to provincial level  Enrollment of Students with PEC  Policy Reforms to launch new engineering program through Zero Visit  Up-gradation of EA&QEC to EAB (Engineering Accreditation Board)

  15. REFORMS IN ACADEMIA

  16. REFORMS IN ACADEMIA

  17. REFORMS IN ACADEMIA

  18. REFORMS IN ACADEMIA TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF ENGINEERING EDUCATION Curb the over intake of students; Imposed Penalty of Rs.500,000/Semester/Student

  19. REFORMS IN ACADEMIA INTRODUCED AWARDS OF TEN MILLIONS TO ENCOURAGE R&D AMONGST UNDERGRADE ENGINEERING STUDENTS

  20. REFORMS IN ACADEMIA CONSULTATIVE MEETINS WITH 126 ENGINEERING UNIVERSITIES For development of curriculum and to ensure quality in Engineering Education Consultative Workshop at UET Lahore

  21. REFORMS FOR ENGINEERS

  22. REGISTRATION DEPARTMENT Registered Engineer (RE) “Registered Engineer” means a person who holds an accredited engineering qualification, whether working privately or in the employment of an engineering public organization and is registered as such by the Council. Registered Engineer shall perform all professional engineering works except independently signing design. Professional Engineer (PE) “Professional Engineer” means a person who holds an accredited engineering qualification and after obtaining a professional experience of five years, whether working privately or in the employment of an engineering public organization, has passed the prescribed engineering practice examination and is registered as such by the Council.

  23. REGISTRATION STATISTICS (AS ON 30 TH JUNE, 2018) Gender R.E P.E Total Male 150,525 87,675 238,200 Female 14,660 2,763 17,423 Total 165,185 90,438 255,623

  24. Washington Graduated from ………….………… Accord Accredited Engineering Program PEC Registered Engineer (RE) + Framework 5-Year Work Experience for RE & PE + 17 Credit Points of CPD NCEES Eligible for Engg Practice Examination (EPE) ...... Passing EPE Mutual Recognition Professional Engineer, PE PEng, Ceng, etc .…......... 10 years of experience + CPD + Assessment by Panel of Experts + Interview by EC Int. PEng through Int. PEng through IPEA Assessment IPEA Assessment

  25. REFORMS FOR ENGINEERS

  26. REFORMS FOR ENGINEERS TO ENCOURAGE ENTREPRENEURSHIP AMONGST ENGINEERS, PEC INTRODUCED LICENSES FOR ENGINEERS IN 5 CATEGORIES FROM C6/O6 TO C2/O2 ON THE BASIS OF THEIR EXPERINCE ONLY

  27. REFORMS FOR ENGINEERS 20,000 INTERNSHIPS a) RS.15,000/- BY GOVERNMENT OF PAKISTAN b) PEC PLACING THE ENGINEER WITH EMPLOYER c) PEC ARRANGING RS.10,000 FOR INTERNEE FROM EMPLOYER d) PEC OPENING JOB PORTAL TO FACILITATE YOUNG ENGINEERS IN JOB SEARCH

  28. REFORMS FOR ENGINEERS

  29. REFORMS FOR ENGINEERS Lahore Office: Inaugurated in May 2018

  30. REFORMS FOR ENGINEERS KPK Office: Will be Inaugurated in October 2018

  31. REFORMS FOR ENGINEERS

  32. REFORMS IN CPD (Continuing Professional Development)

  33. CPD STRATEGY Two-Pronged Strategy : 1. PEC regularly conducts CPD activities for its growing engineering community. 2. CPD activities through PEC accredited Engineering Universities/ institutions/Organizations as PEBs

  34. REGISTRATION OF PEBs Professional Engineering Bodies Sr.# Nos. (PEBs) 1 Engineering Universities/Professional 114 Engineering Institutions Professional Engineering Departments/ 2 15 Organizations Total 129

  35. Year No of No. of Courses Participants Chart Title Conducted 7000 2012 19 1527 6000 2013 33 2088 5000 2014 49 3080 4000 2015 35 2823 3000 2016 45 6442 2000 2017 51 5990 1000 2018 49 5050 0 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Total 269 27000 No of Courses Conducted No. of Participants

  36. 10000 No. of Courses No. of Year 9000 Conducted Participants 8000 2012 73 2005 7000 6000 2013 80 2572 5000 2014 211 6388 4000 2015 175 6070 3000 2016 232 7212 2000 2017 283 8982 1000 2018 134 4234 0 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Total 1188 37463 No. of Courses Conducted No. of Participants

  37. REFORMS IN CPD Launched WEBINAR AND VIDEO-LINK BASED CPD COURSES to enhance the coverage over the entire country.

  38. REFORMS IN CPD Introducing MARKET-BASED COURSES ENHANCING MANAGEMENT SKILL OF THE ENGINEERS (presentation kills, time management, project management, leadership etc.)

  39. REFORMS IN CPD TRAINED MASTER TRAINERS FOR OUTCOME-BASED EDUCATION (OBE) AND OUTCOME-BASED ASSESSMENT (OBA) SYSTEMS with the help of international experts

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