I-9, r. 0.1 - Regulation respecting the professional activities that may be engaged in by a professional technologist whose competency is in an engineering technology

Section 12 Disposition versions

2024-02-15

12. A professional technologist may supervise work relating to a structural component or a mechanical, electrical or thermal system of one of the following buildings:

(1)  an agricultural establishment, other than a silo or livestock waste storage facility;

(2)  a building, other than an industrial occupancy, governed by Part 9 of the National Building Code, as incorporated in the Construction Code (chapter B-1.1, r. 2).

A professional technologist may exercise the activity referred to in the first paragraph where the following conditions are met:

(1)  the plans and specifications must be specific to the work carried out and pertain to the execution of that work;

(2)  the plans and specifications are signed and sealed, as the case may be, by an engineer or a professional technologist authorized to sign and seal them under this Regulation.

The certificate of compliance of the work produced by the professional technologist must refer to the plans and specifications.

Where the professional technologist notes that an unforeseen element may result in a modification of the original design of the work, the professional technologist must inform the engineer or the professional technologist who signed and sealed the plans and specifications.

O.C. 3-2024, s. 12.

Not in force

In force: 2024-02-15

12. A professional technologist may supervise work relating to a structural component or a mechanical, electrical or thermal system of one of the following buildings:

(1)  an agricultural establishment, other than a silo or livestock waste storage facility;

(2)  a building, other than an industrial occupancy, governed by Part 9 of the National Building Code, as incorporated in the Construction Code (chapter B-1.1, r. 2).

A professional technologist may exercise the activity referred to in the first paragraph where the following conditions are met:

(1)  the plans and specifications must be specific to the work carried out and pertain to the execution of that work;

(2)  the plans and specifications are signed and sealed, as the case may be, by an engineer or a professional technologist authorized to sign and seal them under this Regulation.

The certificate of compliance of the work produced by the professional technologist must refer to the plans and specifications.

Where the professional technologist notes that an unforeseen element may result in a modification of the original design of the work, the professional technologist must inform the engineer or the professional technologist who signed and sealed the plans and specifications.

O.C. 3-2024, s. 12.