Who may assess competency
43 Who may assess competency
The board, or an accredited entity, (the assessing entity) may assess a person’s competency.
The assessing entity—
may decide the procedure to be used by the entity for the assessment; and
must ensure details of the procedure are readily available to any person.
The assessing entity must, if asked by a person, give details of the procedure to the person.
The procedure may include 1 or more of the following—
training a person under an agreement (a professional training agreement) entered into between the board, the person and a surveyor who supervises the training;
assessing a person’s surveying project (a professional assessment project);
assessing a person’s skills and experience (competence equivalence).
Subsection (4) does not limit the procedures that may be decided under subsection (2)(a).
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