The Saudi Council of Engineers (SCE) has affirmed that engineering professions constitute a fundamental pillar in supporting development, enhancing project quality, and ensuring the safety of execution and reliability of outputs. (SCE) noted that regulating professional practice contributes to achieving sustainability and raising performance efficiency across various sectors.
The Council explained that compliance with the requirements for practicing engineering professions strengthens the regulation of the engineering labor market. It enables individuals, firms, and engineering offices to conduct their work within accredited professional frameworks, which reflects positively on the quality of deliverables and business stability.
The( SCE) clarified that practicing engineering work is contingent upon obtaining professional accreditation in accordance with applicable regulations . Engaging in any engineering activity without meeting these requirements is considered a violation that necessitates legal action against the concerned individuals, establishments, or engineering offices , The Council emphasized the importance of verifying the validity of professional accreditation before commencing work.
Furthermore, the Council indicated that professional accreditation requirements are available through streamlined electronic services. These services allow practitioners to register or renew their accreditation with ease, eliminating the need to visit the Council's headquarters, as part of its efforts to simplify procedures and improve service efficiency.
The ( SCE ) stated that access to professional accreditation services is provided through its official digital channels, which allow individuals and firms to review requirements, complete procedures, and track applications with ease and clarity.
The Council reaffirmed its ongoing efforts to raise awareness regarding professional practice and accreditation requirements. This supports the development of the engineering sector, promotes professional commitment, and boosts confidence in engineering outputs.
The (SCE ) added that it will intensify its inspection tours starting from March 1st to verify compliance with the requirements for practicing engineering professions and to take legal measures against violators. This comes within its regulatory role aimed at protecting professional practice and ensuring the quality and safety of engineering works.