Regulating the practice of professional engineering and governing licence holders in Ontario in the public interest Professional Engineers Ontario licenses Ontario’s 73,000 professional engineers, grants temporary, limited and provisional licences to practise professional engineering, and authorizes businesses to provide engineering services to the public. It sets standards for and regulates engineering practice. Under the Professional Engineers Act, its statutory mandate is to serve and protect the public interest where engineering is concerned. Rigorously educated, experienced and committed to a Code of Ethics that puts the public first, licensed professional engineers can be identified by the P.Eng. after their names. Limited engineering licensees can be identified by the LEL after their names.

Employment Opportunity at PEO Professional Engineers Ontario (PEO) has an immediate opening for: DEPUTY REGISTRAR – REGULATORY COMPLIANCE.      Details The 2011 Order of Honour Service Awards     Learn more about the Order of Honour Service Awards      Call for Nomination - 2011 Service Awards  The 2011 G. Gordon M. Sterling Engineering Intern Award        Call for Nominations Nomination deadline is: October 8, 2010 2010 - 2011 Council Elections      Details The Quest for Canada’s Smartest IT announced the winners of Smartest and Greenest IT departments in Canada at a gala event in Toronto. Winner of Canada’s Greenest IT for Community Empowerment - Professional Engineers Ontario (PEO) Webcasts "Preparing Engineers for Public Office" Video: PEO/Engineers Canada Candidate College workshop Fellow of Engineers Canada Congratulations to these individuals recommended by PEO to be recognized by Engineers Canada for having given noteworthy service to the engineering profession. Engineers upon whom this honour is bestowed are awarded the privilege of the use of the designation “Fellow of Engineers Canada”, or FEC. Non-engineers upon whom this honour is bestowed are awarded the designation “Honorary Engineers Canada Fellow” or FEC (Hon.)      Recipients Some PEO Fees Have Increased Effective January 1, 2010 Click here for information on the changes to Regulation 941/90 and the new fees. “Additional Requirements–Ontario Labour Mobility Act On December 9, 2009, the Ontario government passed the Ontario Labour Mobility Act, 2009, intended to enable certified or licensed workers to practise their occupations in any province. The act requires that licensing bodies, like PEO, publish on their websites every requirement for licensure they impose on applicants who are already licensed to practise that profession in another province. Click here to read PEO’s Additional Requirements.” Audit of PEO Registration Practices An audit of the registration practices of Professional Engineers Ontario (PEO) confirms the association’s policies and procedures to be fair, transparent, objective and impartial.      Click here to view the press release and view the audit PEO Buys New Headquarters      Press Release      Details Fair Registration Practices Report - Engineers (2009) Report Engineers Canada (formerly the Canadian Council of Professional Engineers) is seeking volunteers for its Bridging Government and Engineers (BGE) Program      Details Engineering Intern Training Financial Credit Program (FCP) Graduates of Canadian Engineering Accreditation Board-accredited Engineering programs and International Engineering Graduates with a Bachelor of Engineering or Applied Science Degree may be able to apply for PEO’s professional engineer licence at no cost. They may also be registered in the Engineering Intern Training program for the first year at no cost.     Learn more

Professional Engineers Ontario 40 Sheppard Avenue West, Suite 101 Toronto, ON, M2N 6K9 (416) 224-1100; Toll Free : 1-800- 339-3716 Department Fax Numbers 1.  Licensing & Registration 416-224-8168 2.  Chapters & Communication 416-224-9525 3.  Admin Services 416-224-9526 4.  Executive 416-224-9527 5.  Regulatory Compliance 416-224-9974 6.  Legal 416-224-9562 7.  Standards & Tribunals 416-224-1579 8. Governance and Culture 416-224-5171 Practitioners have 30 days to update their information Under section 50 of Regulation 941/90, professional engineers and holders of limited, temporary and provisional licences must update the information in their application for a licence, limited licence, temporary licence or certificate of authorization within 30 days of any change to the information.  Changes to information may be made online through the password-protected Members Area or by emailing PEO’s Document Management Centre. Click here to read section 50 of Reg 941/90 Please report broken links Should any of PEO's online services not be available after business hours, please report to MicroAge Service Desk (905) 264-5810. PEO is temporarily tracking site navigation in order to better address the needs of the users.