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CENS Directory 2019 2020 On behalf of the Province of Nova Scotia, I am pleased to bring greetings to the Consulting Engineers of Nova Scotia. From our schools to our hospitals and roads, public infrastructure is at the core of how government serves the people of Nova Scotia. Consulting engineers play an integral role in designing, building and maintaining this infrastructure. Your knowledge, experience and skills help ensure government can provide these public services and that Nova Scotians are able to utilize and enjoy efficient, effective and safe infrastructure. Thank you for your work, your dedication and your ongoing contribution to our province. Sincerely, Honourable Stephen McNeil, M.L.A. Premier CONSULTING ENGINEERS OF NOVA SCOTIA Directory of Members, Fields of Practice and Services Offered 2019 - 2020 Consulting Engineers of Nova Scotia P.O. Box 613, Station “M” Halifax, Nova Scotia Canada B3J 2R7 Telephone: (902) 461-1325 Facsimile: (902) 461-1321 Website: www.cens.org A Member Organization of The Association of Consulting Engineers of Canada 1 Just the facts about Engineers Canada-sponsored insurance plans Over 90,000 of your peers and their families enjoy these benefits. You can, too. Term Life Here are more key facts about these valuable plans: Health & Dental You have exclusive access to insurance plans created specifically for engineering professionals. Major Accident Engineers Canada and Manulife continually assess the plan Critical Illness benefits and rates to ensure they’re highly competitive. They’re innovative, with recent enhancements like the job loss Disability Income waiver of premium – the first of its kind in Canada. Manulife One Learn more about how these plans can benefit you. manulife.com/cens 1 877 598-2273 Manulife, Manulife & Stylized M Design, and Stylized M Design are trademarks of The Manufacturers Life Insurance Company and are used by it, and by its afiliates under license. All rights reserved. © 2019 The Manufacturers Life Insurance Company. Manulife, P.O. Box 670, Stn Waterloo, ON N2J 4B8. Underwriten by The Manufacturers Life Insurance Company 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION 1 Consulting Engineers of Nova Scotia Code of Consulting Engineering Practice Selecting a Consulting Engineer Remuneration for Services SECTION 2 Alphabetical Listing of Member Firms SECTION 3 Index of Types of Services, Fields of Practice and Specialization SECTION 4 Member Firm Profiles 3 Daniel Ingersoll, QC Laura Hanusiak David Reid Leverage our industry experience to craft a custom solution that works for you. Dan, Laura, and David can provide legal guidance on all matters related to growing your engineering business. They will help you make strategic decisions today, that will support your business success in the future. From lease review to the benefits of incorporation, to the drafting and reviewing of employment documents, our experience and knowledge allow us to anticipate, adapt and respond promptly with practical solutions to your specific business needs. Cox & Palmer is a full-service, top ranked Atlantic Canadian law firm with the knowledge and experience you can rely on for solid legal solutions. We work with clients to understand their needs and provide valuable advice when it matters most. Daniel Ingersoll, QC Laura Hanusiak David Reid Employment | Regulated Professions Corporate | Property Corporate | Contracts 902.491.4211 902.491.4463 902.491.4131 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 4 SECTION 1 Consulting Engineers of Nova Scotia Code of Consulting Engineering Practice Selecting a Consulting Engineer Remuneration for Services 5 CONSULTING ENGINEERS OF NOVA SCOTIA The Consulting Engineers of Nova Scotia (CENS) is a Society registered under the laws of the Province of Nova Scotia and represents the majority of Consulting Engineers in Nova Scotia. CENS is a member-organization of the Association of Canadian Engineering Companies (ACEC). The primary objectives of CENS are: to maintain high professional standards in the Consulting Engineering industry; to assist in promoting good business relations between Consulting Engineers and their Clients; to foster the interchange of professional, management and business experience among Consulting Engineers. FULL MEMBERS of the society consist of INDEPENDENT firms and/or representatives of firms and/or individuals furnishing consulting engineering services as their prime objective or principal activity, and who meet the following qualifications: a) INDIVIDUALS are members of the Association of Professional Engineers of Nova Scotia. b) FIRMS are managed by persons resident in Nova Scotia, of whom: i. at least 40% (forty percent) are registered professional engineers, and ii. at least 51% (fifty-one percent) are registered professional engineers and associated professionals. c) both FIRMS and INDIVIDUALS are engaged primarily in the business of offering independent consulting engineering services to the public, and maintain a permanent office in Nova Scotia for this purpose, where the majority of any work destined for application in Nova Scotia is performed, under the supervision of members of the Association of Professional Engineers of Nova Scotia. d) an INCORPORATED FIRM is incorporated in Canada and a majority of its directors are resident in Canada. CENS annually elects a Board of Directors which includes a Board-Elected President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer. CENS employs an Executive Director. Consulting Engineers are independent business people who have an established position in the community earned through years of dedicated service. They may practice either as a sole proprietor, a partnership or in a Consulting Engineering Corporation. Nova Scotia Consulting Engineers are legally registered professional engineers authorized to practice engineering under the laws of the Province. They have no involvement in commerce, manufacturing or construction activities which might influence their objective judgement on behalf of a Client. They are subject to a strict code of ethics and accept responsibility for their acts and those of their staff. Nova Scotia Consulting Engineers have attained international acceptance and have served Clients throughout North America and abroad. 6 CONSULTING ENGINEERS OF NOVA SCOTIA CODE OF CONSULTING ENGINEERING PRACTICE Members of the Consulting engineers of Nova Scotia will fulfill their duties with honesty, justice, and courtesy towards society, clients, other consulting engineers and employees. THE PROFESSION RESPONSIBILITY TO CLIENTS . Member conduct shall at all times be guided by integrity, competence and devotion . Members shall discharge their professional responsibilities with integrity and to service, and to the advancement of public welfare. complete loyalty to the terms of their assignments. Members shall regard with the highest respect, the Engineering Profession Act and . Members shall market their services only on the basis of qualifications and the Canons of Ethics for Engineers. capability, and shall represent their capabilities accurately. Members shall ensure that engineers in their employ are aware of and abide by the . Members shall foster a qualifications-based selection approach with clients. They Engineering Profession Act and the Canons of Ethics for Engineers. shall not attempt to cause unfair political influence in the consultant selection . Members shall register to practise with the Professional Association as companies process nor encourage clients to call for priced proposals. and shall ensure that engineers in their employ also register. Participating in price shopping by clients or reducing rates to secure a project is unacceptable practice. THE ASSOCIATION . Members will accept only those assignments for which they are competent or for which they associate with other competent experts. Members shall at all times act in a manner which supports the objectives of CENS. Members shall obtain remuneration for their professional services commensurate . Members of the association shall make time available from principals and staff to with the value of the services rendered. support the efforts of the Association. Members shall disclose any conflicts of interest to their clients. 7 . Members shall abide by the Code of Practice of the Association of Consulting . Members shall respect the confidentiality of all information obtained from their Engineers of Canada. clients. SOCIETY RELATIONS WITH OTHER CONSULTING ENGINEERS . Members shall practice their profession with concern for health, safety, protection of . Members shall relate to other consulting engineers with integrity and in a manner the environment and the social and economic well-being of Society. that will enhance the professional stature of consulting engineering. Members shall present their experience and capabilities honestly. When stating . Members shall respect the clientele of other consulting engineers and will not past projects as an example of their work, they shall take credit only for the work attempt to supplant them when definite steps have been taken towards their completed by their firm. engagement. Members shall conform with all applicable laws, by-laws, and regulations. Members shall compete fairly with their fellow consulting engineers, offering . Members shall satisfy themselves that their designs and recommendations are safe professional services on the basis of qualifications and experience. and sound. If their engineering judgement is overruled, members will report the . Members
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