Ontario Association of Certified Engineering Technicians

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ONTARIO ASSOCIATION OF CERTIFIED

ENGINEERING TECHNICIANS AND

TECHNOLOGISTS

Did you know that, on average, certified members earn $16,000 more annually than non-certified technicians and technologists?

Source: 2010 Salary Survey

Who We Are

• Your professional association

• Provincial association of engineering technicians and technologists

• Established in 1957

• 24,000 members and growing

• An independent certifying body

• 28 active chapters

What We Do

• Award professional designations

 C.E.T. (Certified Engineering Technologist)

 C. Tech. (Certified Technician)

• 15 disciplines of engineering and applied science technology

• Support the accreditation of engineering and applied science programs

• Advocate on behalf of members and the industry at large

Member Profile

• 55% C.E.T., 25% C. Tech, 20% Associate members

• Civil, electrical/electronics and mechanical are largest disciplines

• 95% of members employed

• Average cash compensation: $77,735

• 23% of members are internationally trained

• Employment sectors: 26% consulting engineers & architects, 19% government, 12% energy, 8% construction & building, 7% transportation

Strategic Partnership Program

• A connection between OACETT and industry

• Work collaboratively on issues, challenges and opportunities facing the industry

• Allows partners to communicate with members and get involved with OACETT

Strategic Partners

OACETT is extremely proud to recognize the following companies as strategic partners

Certification

The Mark of Professionalism

• The industry standard

• Academic excellence

• Discipline related work experience

• Commitment to a code of ethics

• Growing trend  certification required by over 50% of employers

• Global recognition

Engineering & Applied Science

Disciplines

Bioscience Building Chemical Civil Computer

Electrical Electronics Environmental Geological Geomatics

Industrial Instrumentation Mechanical Mining Resources

Road To Certification

Application Process

• Verifies academic and work experience

• Determines discipline and designation

Academic

• Graduate from a full-time, post secondary engineering or applied science program or equivalent

• 2 year program earns C. Tech designation

• 3 year program earns C.E.T. designation

Work Experience

• 2 years within discipline required

• Co-op may count towards requirement

• Generally 1 year in Canada

Road To Certification

Professional Practice Examination

• Multiple choice exam, consisting of three parts;

Law, Ethics and Practice

• Must earn a minimum 50% grade in each part to pass

• May be written upon becoming an Associate Member

Technology Report

• Applicable to C.E.T. designation only

• Two step process; 1) submit a Proposal, 2) upon approval, write and submit a Report

Sheridan College

• Nationally accredited programs

 Architectural Technician & Technology

 Chemical Laboratory Technician

 Chemical Engineering Technology

 Chemical Engineering Technology - Environmental

 Computer Engineering Technician & Technology

 Electromechanical Engineering Technician & Technology

 Electronics Engineering Technician & Technology

 Environmental Science Technician

 Mechanical Engineering Technician & Technology (Design and Drafting)

 Telecommunications Technology

• Technology Report embedded in curriculum, meets OACETT requirement

• Co-op counts 1 to 1, if supervised by P. Eng or OACETT certified member

Membership

Associate Member – Post Secondary Student

• Must complete one year of a post secondary program in engineering or applied science technology

• One time application fee of $50.00 plus HST

• Annual dues – first year are waived, $50.00 plus HST each year in full-time program

• Maintain Associate Member status up to 6 years while working towards certification

Certified Member

• Earned upon review and approval of all certification requirements

What’s In It For You!

Member Benefits

Professional recognition

• Use of C.E.T., C. Tech. designation

Increased marketability

• Earning potential

• Network of 24,000+ members

• CTEN career site

• Designation is portable

What’s In It For You!

Member Benefits

Professional and personal development

• The Ontario Technologist

• Salary Survey

• Continuous learning opportunities

• Leadership roles

Save money

• Affinity Program

Win a Playbook!

• Provide your name,

email address &

semester for a chance to win a

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• Draw December 20th

A Great Opportunity!

• Join your professional association today

• Immediate access to member benefits

• Start networking and optimizing your marketability

• Save over $325 in your first year

Thank You

OACETT

Ontario Association of Certified

Engineering Technicians and Technologists

10 Four Seasons Place, Suite 404

Toronto, ON, M9B 6H7

(416) 621-9621 www.oacett.org

info@oacett.org

Your Professional Association

Working For You!

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