Structural Engineering
Structural Engineering is concerned with research, planning, design, construction, inspection, monitoring, maintenance, rehabilitation and demolition of permanent and temporary structures and structural systems and their components and with associated technical, economic, environmental, aesthetic and social aspects. Structures might include buildings, bridges, in-ground structures, footings, frameworks and space frames, including those for motor vehicles, space vehicles, ships, aeroplanes and cranes, composed of any structural material including composites and novel materials.
The general area of practice of Structural Engineering has been established to distinguish professional engineers competent in the practice of Structural Engineering.
Engineers applying for registration in this area must demonstrate their responsible involvement in structural engineering.
Download the
Guidelines on Discipline-based General Areas of Practice 
for more complete information on competencies required for this area of practice and how to apply for registration.
Management of the general area of practice of Structural Engineering is the responsibility of the College of Structural Engineers.
