According to the Registration of Engineers Act 1967 (Revised 2015), which section defines an Engineering Technologist as a person registered with the Board?

• Section 7(1B)

• Section 8

• Section 10(C)

• Section 7(2)(aa)

Which statement best describes the mandatory registration requirement for a university graduate who wishes to work as an Engineering Technologist?

• Registration is optional and based on employer preference.

• Registration is mandatory if the graduate wants to take up employment as an Engineering Technologist.

• Registration is only required after five years of experience.

• Registration is waived if the graduate holds a master’s degree.

Under the Act, what abbreviation may an Engineering Technologist use after their name?

• Engg.

• Eng.Tech.

• Tech.Eng.

• PE

According to the boxed note on mandatory registration for employment, a registered Engineering Technologist may, subject to section 8, take up employment that requires them to do what?

• Supervise undergraduate labs

• Perform professional engineering services

• Teach engineering ethics

• Manage procurement only

Which primary goal of the Engineers’ Act directly ensures that engineering work affecting public safety, health, and welfare is performed only by licensed professional engineers?

• Establishing education grants for engineering students

• Protecting the public through legislative control of engineering practice

• Promoting international collaboration among engineers

• Encouraging voluntary community service projects

Which statement best describes the role of the regulatory body created by the Engineers’ Act?

• It writes engineering textbooks and provides scholarships

• It mandates and administers licensing of professional engineers and regulates the profession

• It designs national infrastructure projects

• It sets tax policy for engineering firms

Which document sits at the top of the legal hierarchy governing engineers’ registration in Malaysia?

• BEM’s Guidelines

• BEM’s Circulars

• Registration of Engineers Regulations 1990

• Registration of Engineers Act 1967 (Act 138)

According to Regulation 23, how must every registered person conduct themselves?

• Professionally and innovatively

• Honourably, responsibly, ethically, and lawfully

• Efficiently and profitably

• Independently and competitively

Under Regulation 24, what must a registered person hold paramount at all times?

• The employer's profit

• The client's satisfaction

• The safety, health, and interest of the public

Which action aligns with Regulation 24 regarding environmental responsibility?

• Ignore minor impacts as long as the project is on schedule

• Take reasonable steps to reduce foreseeable adverse effects of professional engineering services on the environment

• Delegate environmental concerns to external auditors only