RIYADH — The Saudi Council of Engineers has recognized 684 engineers who have been practising with out legitimate skilled accreditation.
These engineers have been employed by 10 main contracting and venture administration corporations working in Riyadh, Al-Khobar, and Dammam. Because of these violations, the council imposed fines totaling SR1.6 million.
Investigations revealed that the engineers had continued working even after their skilled accreditations had expired. The violations have been uncovered throughout inspection visits performed by council officers. The Council emphasised that sustaining legitimate skilled accreditation is a legally binding requirement for all engineering practitioners and the institutions that make use of them.
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