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Decisions at the ballot box influence policies that support engineering standards and public safety.NSPE Position Statement No. 10-0061
Adopted
July 2018
Latest Revision
June 2022
Sunset Date
June 2030
NSPE Contact
Board of Directors
Professional Policy Supported
10-Professional Practice
Printable Version
Position Statement:
It is the position of the National Society of Professional Engineers (NSPE) that engineering plans, drawings, specifications, and other documents applicable to professional engineering practice bear the Professional Engineer’s seal that attests to the professional licensure of the person(s) in responsible charge, in accordance with the requirements of the applicable state laws. NSPE does not distinguish between digital, wet, or imprint seals in this position statement if their use is consistent with the jurisdictional requirements.
It is the position of the National Society of Professional Engineers (NSPE) that engineering plans, drawings, specifications, and other documents applicable to professional engineering practice bear the Professional Engineer’s seal that attests to the professional licensure of the person(s) in responsible charge, in accordance with the requirements of the applicable state laws. NSPE does not distinguish between digital, wet, or imprint seals in this position statement if their use is consistent with the jurisdictional requirements.
Background:
No other Professional’s seal(s), emblem(s), or indicia should be shown thereon unless required by law, except that the engineer’s standard insignia, logo, block, symbol, and client designation may be used.
No other Professional’s seal(s), emblem(s), or indicia should be shown thereon unless required by law, except that the engineer’s standard insignia, logo, block, symbol, and client designation may be used.
NSPE recommends legal proscriptions against the making of changes to work signed and sealed by a professional engineer, except by a professional engineer according to applicable jurisdictional regulations and who shall (a) sign and reseal the work and (b) make a notation on the work indicating the nature of the changes.