Welcome to the Board of Engineering of Trinidad and Tobago (BOETT)

The Board of Engineering of Trinidad and Tobago (BOETT) is the licensing authority for engineers in Trinidad &Tobago. It regulates the practice of engineering by registering engineers who meet the recognized academic and professional standards and a legislated Code of Ethics. The Code of Ethics is included as a Schedule in the Engineering Profession Act, No. 34 of 1985.

What we do

ASSESS THE QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF PERSONS APPLYING FOR REGISTRATION AS REGISTERED ENGINEERS IN TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO

MAINTAIN A REGISTER OF ENGINEERS WHO ARE LICENSED TO PRACTICE ENGINEERING IN TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO

EXERCISE DISCIPLINARY CONTROL OVER REGISTERED ENGINEERS AND GENERALLY REGULATE THE PRACTICE OF ENGINEERING IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ENGINEERING PROFESSION ACT OF THE LAWS OF TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO.

Registered Engineers

There are over 1000 engineers registered in 21 disciplines in Trinidad and Tobago. They are listed on this website and published annually in the T&T Gazette.

 

 

 

Latest News, Articles and Events

Shaping Urban Mobility: A Young Research Engineer Mapping and Analysis of Port of Spain’s Transportation System

Mildred Boneo, BSc., MSc. A Chat with Mildred Boneo, the Young Research Engineer Mapping a New Path for Port of Spain's Transit System APETT ATC2024 Technical Conference held on 14-15 May 2024, HYATT Regency Hotel, Port of Spain, Trinidad, saw the emergence of a...

A Career of Outstanding Service to the Profession: – From Student Member to President, raising awareness of the importance of theengineering profession.

Ahmin Baksh, BSc, M.Sc. SMIEEE; FAPETT; R.Eng. Engineer Ahmin Baksh is a recipient of APETT’s Award for Sterling Service to the Association. This is an Award that is conferred on a Member in recognition of outstanding service to the Association. The Awardee would have...

From Concept to Comfort: A Young Engineer’s Journey into User-Centred Transportation Hubs

Deena Dass, BSc, MSc. A Chat with Deena Dass, a young research engineer with a Vision for User-Centric Transportation Hubs APETT ATC2024 Technical Conference held on 14-15 May 2024, HYATT Regency Hotel, Port of Spain, Trinidad, saw the emergence of a number of young...

Appointment of a New Board of the Board of Engineering of Trinidad and Tobago

A new Board to serve the eleventh (11th) Term of Office (2024-2027) of the Board of Engineering of Trinidad and Tobago was inaugurated on 16th July 2024. The Board is comprised of Chairman, Prof. Stephan Gift and Board Members, Eng. Prof. Clement Imbert, Eng. Roger...

From Data to Destination: A Trailblazing Female Engineer excited about New Ways of Collecting and Analyzing Transportation Data

Katherine Agong, BSc, MSc, CTTP, IEng, FCIHT, R.Eng. A Chat with Transportation Engineer Katherine Agong Engineer Katherine Agong is a Transportation Planner and Transportation Engineer who applies innovative techniques for analysing and resolving traffic and...

A Young Engineer with a vision to solve Caribbean Transportation Issues: Advice to other young researchers; – Have a Plan and a Timeline and Learn to Pivot

Leah Wright, BSc (Civ.Eng.) A Chat with Leah Wright, a Young Caribbean Research Engineer Leah Wright is a young Civil Engineer whose interest was piqued by an area of civil engineering which is very much people centered, and that’s Transportation Engineering. That...

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CATEGORIES OF REGISTRATION WITH THE BOETT

There are currently twenty-one (21) Categories of Registration with the Board or Engineering.

CODE DISCIPLINE CODE DISCIPLINE CODE DISCIPLINE
01 AERONAUTICAL 08 GEOLOGICAL 15 PETROLEUM & NATURAL GAS
02 AGRICULTURAL 09 INDUSTRIAL 16 PROJECT MANAGEMENT
03 CHEMICAL 10 MARINE 17 REFRIGERATION & AIR CONDITIONING
04 CIVIL 11 MECHANICAL 18 SANITARY
05 COMMUNICATIONS 12 METALLURGICAL 19 STRUCTURAL
06 ELECTRICAL 13 MINING 20 SPECIALIST ENGINEERING
07 ELECTRONIC 14 NUCLEAR 21 ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING

Each Registrant is assigned a unique registration number comprised of five to six digits. The first two digits identify the Category of Registration while the other three or four digits constitute a chronological number assigned to the registrant at the time of Registration.

For example, the number 04-0110, indicates that the Engineer is registered in the category of Civil Engineering and his chronological number at the time of registration is 110.  Currently there are just over 1000 active registrants and the current chronological number of registrants after 37 years of registration is just about 1700.

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