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New York Professional Development Hours (PDH) Requirements
New York Professional Development Hours (PDH) Requirements MRichardson 2022-03-04T12:32:53-06:00 
Continuing education is known as Professional Development Hours (PDH) in New York
PDHengineer is approved by the New York State Education Department as a provider of continuing education for professional engineers (NYSED Sponsor #25). Click on the thumbnail to the right to view the approval letter. Our online courses and webinars meet the state's continuing education requirements.
Here is a summary of the PE continuing education requirements mandated by the New York Board of Professional Engineering and Land Surveying.
36 PDH every 3 years
Effective January 2022, engineers can select between online courses and webinars in any combination. There is no longer a mandated number of "live" credits required.
Not Accepted Topic Areas:
1. Business Skills
2. Firm Management
3. Personal Development
The catalog on this website lists courses and webinars by Topic Areas. Due to Board restrictions on content, you should avoid earning your PDH in the Topic Areas listed above.
Not all courses and educational activities offered by an approved sponsor are acceptable for continuing education credit in New York State. Courses and educational activities must contribute to the professional practice of professional engineering. The subject matter of the course or educational activity must be related to professional practice and contribute to the development or maintenance of professional knowledge.
Acceptable subjects may include: aerospace engineering, agricultural engineering, architecture, bioengineering, ceramic engineering, chemical engineering, civil engineering, construction engineering, control systems engineering, electrical/computer engineering, environmental engineering, fire protection engineering, geological engineering, industrial engineering, interior design, landscape architecture, manufacturing engineering, mechanical engineering, materials/metallurgical engineering, mining/mineral engineering, naval architecture/marine engineering, nuclear/radiological engineering, ocean engineering, petroleum engineering, structural engineering, systems engineering, architecture, land surveying; or other matters of law and/or ethics which contribute to the professional practice in engineering and the health, safety, and/or welfare of the public; and other topics which contribute to the professional practice of engineering.
Non-acceptable subjects: subject areas that are not related to professional practice and the development or maintenance of professional knowledge, such as project management related to improving/maximizing profitability and professional fees; marketing and public relations; expanding a design professional's business; laws related to arbitration, mediation, liens and limiting the design professional's liability (unless they are related to safeguarding the health, safety, and welfare of the public); real estate licensing; basic Auto CAD; personal, estate or financial planning; zoning as it relates to increasing a developer or engineer/land surveyor's profitability; design build and/or alternative delivery methods (unless it includes information on the laws related to design build and its limitations in New York State).
Due to the limited course areas accepted by New York, some PDHengineer.com courses that are accepted by other states are not accepted by the New York State Board. Please check the Board Acceptance tab on the Course Overview pages to verify New York Board acceptance.
One PDH covering the topic of professional ethics must be included in each renewal cycle.
- Engineers must maintain a record of continuing education activities for a minimum of six years. Information must include: the type of learning activity, the course title, subject of the continuing education program, the number of hours completed, the sponsor name and registration number, attendance verification (live events) or proof of completion (other activities including online courses), date, and location (live event). PDHengineer helps you to meet this requirement by providing immediate access to download and print a certificate upon successful completion of a course or webinar. Additionally, your certificates of completion are securely maintained by PDHengineer for a minimum of ten years and can be accessed online at any time through your login account.
- Special rules apply to engineers who have had a lapse in practice or have not been licensed in New York for the entire three-year period.
Last updated on March 4, 2022
PDHengineer's credits are accepted by your state engineering board
PDHengineer credits have been accepted by every U.S. state engineering board that mandates continuing education for engineers. In fact, no PDHengineer course or webinar has ever been rejected by a state licensing board. We're so confident about the acceptability of our PDH credits that every PDHengineer course and webinar comes with the PDHengineer Triple Guarantee.
If your state licensing board does not accept any PDHengineer course or webinar:
- We will give you a full refund
- We will pay for a replacement course or webinar
- We will pay any associated license renewal penalties or late fees
Disclaimer: The information listed above represents a summary of the Board's requirements and is provided solely for the convenience of PDHengineer.com's users. While every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of the information provided, Decatur Professional Development, LLC and its affiliate PDHengineer.com make no guarantee regarding the accuracy or completeness of the data listed above. It is the responsibility of each engineer to investigate the Board's rules to ensure his/her own compliance. You are strongly encouraged to contact the Board directly for a complete listing of the Board's current requirements.
Source: https://www.pdhengineer.com/pe-continuing-education-requirements/states/new-york/
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