Question & AnswerQ&A (PRC BOARD OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING BOARD Resolution NO. 18, SERIES OF 1995)
The official title is 'The New Rules and Regulations of the Board of Electrical Engineering' as per PRC Board Resolution No. 18, Series of 1995.
PEE stands for Professional Electrical Engineer.
The seal is a dry circular seal with two concentric circles (outer 48mm diameter, inner 28mm) resembling two rings of twisted wires, a 6mm horizontal diametrical space for the registrant's name, 'REGISTERED PROFESSIONAL' on the upper half and 'ELECTRICAL ENGINEER' on the lower half of the annular space, 'PHILIPPINES' above the diametrical space, and the registration number below.
They are held twice a year, usually in the City of Manila and other approved venues.
Applicants must submit the PRC application form, permanent registration record card, proof of Philippine citizenship, birth/marriage certificate, NBI clearance, valid certificate of registration and professional license as a Registered Electrical Engineer, certificate of experience, technical report or thesis with approved title and outline, affidavits from licensed professional electrical engineers, and a curriculum vitae among others.
Grounds include violations of RA 7920 provisions, breach of Code of Professional Ethics, failure to comply with Board or Commission rules, and administrative violations as stated in Sections 28 and 29, Article III of RA 7920.
Delisting occurs after five consecutive years of non-payment of annual registration fees since the last payment.
Yes, an examinee with conditional marks (70% average but below 50% in a subject cluster) may retake the failed subject cluster exam repeatedly until a passing grade of 70% or higher is obtained.
Investigations are governed by the Rules and Regulations Governing the Regulation and Practice of Professionals and other relevant Commission rules, with the Revised Rules of Court applied suppletorily.