RPEQ is the qualification for engineers in Queensland, Australia. This certification has licenses that allow them to design and oversee construction work involving electricity on premises where there is a risk of injury from electric shock or fire because of potential exposure to hazardous voltages or currents. This article will go over three main points you should know about this certification.
What is RPEQ electrical? It stands for Registered Professional Engineer Qualification in Electricity. It is a formal recognition that you have met the requirements under professional engineering laws and earned RPEQ certification as an electrical engineer within your state or territory. It has been developed by Engineers Australia, Australasia’s peak body representing registered engineers. The open qualification provides the industry with an assurance that all who hold this designation meet minimum standards, ensuring they can practice safely and competently across their whole scope of work without supervision when required.
What does this certification cover? This covers installations on sites such as residential dwellings, commercial buildings, medical facilities including hospitals and laboratories, etc. Any industrial setting like oil refineries/petrochemical plants, mines (coal seam gas), power stations, substations, etc. It also includes low voltage networks supplying more than one site, overhead transmission lines, and underground distribution systems.
How long does the process take? This process takes between four and six weeks. You will be advised of the scheduled assessment date upon receipt of your application.
To conclude, RPEQ electrical is an incredibly useful service that will save you time and money while ensuring your completed task adheres to Australian Standards.
