NER / Stage 2 Competency

Stage 2 Competency

Stage 2 Competency Standards certify your engineering skills and knowledge needed for independent practice in Australia. They’re crucial for obtaining Engineers Australia’s Chartered Membership (CPEng) and National Engineering Register (NER) registration. Achieving CPEng status signifies top-notch professionalism recognized globally. It’s a commitment to maintaining competence throughout your career.

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    Stage 2 Competency Standard

    We’re here to support you with your Stage 2 competency claim applications by helping you assemble all essential paperwork, such as previously submitted CDR reports and CVs. Our services encompass all four units of the Stage 2 competency claim, ensuring you fulfill the criteria for chartered membership.

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    Assessment Pathways for Stage 2 Competency

    Professional Development Program (PDP)
    Mature Experienced Engineer (MEE)
    Engineering Competency Report (ECR)
    Mutual Recognition Agreement (MRA)

    4 major Stage 2 Engineers Australia competency standards

    Personal Commitment

    It shows your dedication to growing as a professional and maintaining ethical standards in engineering, which helps to show how you're always striving to improve, keeping up with what's new in your field, and being a trustworthy and professional individual.

    Obligation to the Community

    It represents your role in serving the community, which is vital as an engineer. It helps to share how you contribute to making your community safer and better through your engineering work, highlighting the importance of ethical and sustainable solutions that make a positive impact on society.

    Workplace Values

    Your values at work define who you are as a professional. Talking about values like honesty, doing the right thing, and being professional in everything you do, shows how you stick to a strong moral code, proving your commitment to doing things the right way.

    Technical Proficiency

    This part focuses on your practical skills and know-how in your engineering area. Share examples of challenging projects you've tackled and how your skills have made a difference. Tell stories about the real-world impact of your technical abilities.

    Document Required for Stage 2 Competency

    To register as a Chartered Professional Engineer with Engineers Australia, you need to submit the following materials:

    Engineering Competency Claims (ECCs)
    To complete Engineering Competency Claims (ECC), you need to outline your key competencies and professional background. These claims demonstrate your involvement in the engineering field. The number of claims required varies based on your chosen pathway. For instance, ECR pathways necessitate sixteen engineering competency claims.
    Continuing Professional Development (CPDs)
    This section records all relevant Continuing Professional Development (CPD) activities. These may include formal study, technical lectures, seminars, conferences, workshops, research, voluntary service roles, and more.
    Engineering Experience Record (EERs)
    The Engineering Experience Record (EER) comprises detailed records of your work experience. You must list your employer's name and outline your roles and responsibilities during your tenure. The EER has a word limit of approximately 700 words.
    Up-to-date CV:
    For your Stage 2 assessment application, you must submit an updated curriculum Vitae/Resume. This should include your recent work experience, including your current position. Keep it concise and straightforward.
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