All labsPick the registration or licence you are working towards and see how close you are. The tracker reads the labs you have opened, your practice exam scores and your Spot the Fault results, then you add your own project evidence. At the end you print a tidy evidence log, mapped to each competency.
CPD elements also earn evidence points from your CPD hours against your yearly target.
Status: Not started under 20, Learning 20 to 44, Developing 45 to 74, Ready 75 and over. Tap any element for the labs that build it.
Assessors look for specific, recent work you did yourself. Three to five strong entries across your career usually say more than twenty thin ones.
Set your own target. Institutions word their CPD rules differently, so check the current rule for your pathway. Lab time below is an estimate of 0.5 h per lab opened and only counts if you tick it.
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The log groups your evidence under each competency of the pathway you picked. Use it to prepare your application or a review with your mentor. It is not an official form, so copy the content into the institution's own template when you apply.
Track your path to CPEng NZ, CPEng Australia, CEng/IEng or UAE authority approval. Map labs, exam scores and project evidence to each competency.
A design engineer in Dubai with six years of experience logs a DEWA load approval, a failed insulation test she refused to sign off, and a plant room coordination job. The tracker maps them to design, risk, ethics and communication, shows the gaps, and suggests the labs and exam paper that close them.
Built around DEWA, ADDC (TAQA Distribution), SEWA, UAE Fire and Life Safety Code (DCD), BS 7671, BS EN standards and AS/NZS 3000. Engineers use it on projects in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and the Northern Emirates, and in Auckland, the rest of New Zealand and Australia. Always confirm the edition your authority or client has adopted before relying on a result.
Related labs that pick up where this one ends, and a learning path to follow.