Oregon PEs are required to earn 30 PDH biennially. The Oregon Board does not mandate or pre-approve specific courses or providers. However the Board does state on the "Professional Development" page of their website that, "what the Board is going to be looking at is if the course is technical in nature and pertains to your license." PDHengineer has an Iron-Clad Money-Back Guarantee

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Oregon Board Requirements

Below is a summary of the Board's continuing education requirements for engineers licensed in the state of Oregon:

Subject	Requirement
Hours Required	30 PDH biennially
Renewal Dates	December 31 of odd-numbered years for licensees whose last name begins with one of the letters A through F. June 30 of odd-numbered years for licensees whose last name begins with one of the letters G through K. December 31 of even-numbered years for licensees whose last name begins with one of the letters L through R. June 30 of even-numbered years for licensees whose last name begins with one of the letters S through Z.
Course Approval	The Board does not require pre-approval for providers or specific courses. Each engineer must determine whether an activity meets the Board's requirements.
Course Content	Courses should be technical in nature and must pertain to the engineer's license.
Online Courses	Accepted. For Professional Engineers, there is no limit on the number of PDHs that can be earned through online continuing education.
PDH Carryover	A maximum of 15 PDH may be carried forward into the next renewal period

Last updated on May 11, 2009

For complete information on the Board's current continuing education requirements, visit the website of the Oregon State Board of Examiners for Engineering and Land Surveying.

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.




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