Media Releases

Registered geotechnical engineer, Andrew Seccombe, has been appointed chair of the Board of Professional Engineers of Queensland (BPEQ). 

Queensland’s 77 local governments have been put on notice by the Board of Professional Engineers of Queensland (BPEQ) to only employ or procure engineering services from registered professional engineers following a recent ruling from the anti-corruption watchdog.

The Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is impacting many businesses and their capacity to provide customer service.

The Board of Professional Engineers of Queensland (Board) has followed this case closely since the tragic occurrence at Dreamworld in 2016.

Widespread shortcomings in the building sector – including building defects, cost cutting…

The Board of Professional Engineers of Queensland has welcomed the appointment of three new Board members.

Queensland’s engineering regulator is urging building owners to only engage a RPEQ…

BPEQ has welcomed New South Wales Government reforms to the building sector…

A technologist had been prosecuted for carrying out professional engineering services…

A recent QCAT decision resulted in a RPEQ being reprimanded and penalised…

Associate Professor Nagaratnam Sivakugan and Suzy Cairney have been announced as the new…

BPEQ welcomes Victoria’s decision to introduce a mandatory registration scheme for engineers…

BPEQ is recommending homeowners always use the online register of professional engineers…

In September 2017, a large tiled roof at a Queensland school collapsed suddenly…

The Board of Professional Engineers of Queensland’s Legal, Compliance and Investigations…

The Board of Professional Engineers of Queensland will once again take to the road…