Why Should a Public Sector Engineer Become Registered If It Doesn’t Affect Promotion? Professional Registration Is About More Than Career Advancement

By Eng. Vaughn I. Lezama, B.Sc., FAPETT, M.ASCE, R.Eng.Registrar, Board of Engineering of Trinidad and Tobago (BOETT)CEO and Principal Engineer, Consulting Engineers Associates 2005 Ltd. (CEAL) One of the most frequently asked questions by engineers employed in the...

Designing Resilient Engineering Infrastructure: Building Redundancy and Adaptability into Caribbean Development

By Eng. Vaughn I. Lezama, B.Sc., FAPETT, M.ASCE, R.Eng. Registrar, Board of Engineering of Trinidad and Tobago (BOETT) CEO and Principal Engineer, Consulting Engineers Associates 2005 Ltd (CEAL) Introduction The Caribbean is one of the most hazard-prone regions in the...

Designing Renewable Energy Systems That Are Scalable, Reliable and Integrated: Engineering a Sustainable Energy Future for the Caribbean

By Eng. Vaughn I. Lezama, B.Sc., FAPETT, M.ASCE, R.Eng. Registrar, Board of Engineering of Trinidad and Tobago (BOETT) CEO and Principal Engineer, Consulting Engineers Associates 2005 Ltd (CEAL) Introduction Small Island Developing States (SIDS), including the islands...

Continuing Professional Development: Empowering Engineers, Elevating Standards: Advancing Professional Development through Recognition and Lifelong Learning

By Eng. Vaughn I. Lezama, B.Sc., FAPETT, M.ASCE, R.Eng. Registrar, Board of Engineering of Trinidad and Tobago (BOETT) CEO and Principal Engineer, Consulting Engineers Associates 2005 Ltd (CEAL) Introduction: Building a Culture of Excellence The Board of Engineering...

Continuing Professional Development: Maintaining Professional Competence Throughout a Lifetime of Engineering

By Eng. Vaughn I. Lezama, B.Sc., FAPETT, R.Eng., M.ASCERegistrar, Board of Engineering of Trinidad and Tobago (BOETT)CEO and Principal Engineer, Consulting Engineers Associates 2005 Ltd. (CEAL) Learning Does Not End with Registration One of the greatest misconceptions...