Stage 2 Competency Assessment for a Chartered Status of Professionalism.

Stage 2 Competency Standard refers to the certification of personal engineering competency. It is the depth of knowledge and skill base, engineering application capabilities, values, and attributes of the profession that must be demonstrated to practice independently and unsupervised as an Engineering professional in Australia. These standards are used as the basis of assessment for Chartered membership of Engineers Australia (CPEng) and registration on the National Engineering Register (NER). A Chartered Professional Engineer is considered to achieve the highest level of engineering professionalism through practice. It is a professional credential known by the government, business, and the general public throughout the world. The achievement of CPEng status brings a lifelong obligation to maintain a certain level of competence in the given area.

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The structure of the Stage 2 Competency Standard is divided into two parts. They are Part A: The competencies and Part B: The Standards

Part A: The Competencies

There are fourteen units or significant areas where three of them are core units common to every area of engineering practice, and eleven are elective units from which the candidates select two units that are suitable to their specific field of practice. Those are listed below:

Each Unit consists of several elements. There is a sequence of activities, or results capable of being measured, describing ways of demonstrating the Element, within each Element, these are called Defining Activities. If the candidates have successfully performed most or all of the defining activities, then an element can be demonstrated. A Core Unit can be demonstrated by showing all Elements within the Unit by the candidates. An Elective Unit can be demonstrated by demonstrating the stipulated Elements within the Unit.

Part B: The Standards

Each occupational category has a separate standard. The standards reflect the description of respective roles. They are summarized in the sections like Professional Engineers, Engineering Technologists, Engineering Associates

For the perfect Stage 2 Competency Report, the engineers must first assemble the information and proofs about their experience, projects handled, and other relevant things. Other critical components required for the assessment are Curriculum Vitae, passport-style photo and details, explicit mention of each job title and associated roles/responsibilities, etc. Engineers Australia should be informed about all the essential information.

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