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NSPE CO was organized as a member state of the National Society of Professional Engineers in 1949.
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NSPE-CO Members Michael Aitken, P.E., F.NSPE and Ben Railsback , P.E., F.NSPE have been installed as President and Vice President of the National Academy of Forensic Engineers (NAFE). NAFE is directly associated with NSPE. Both Michael and Ben have previously served as NSPE-CO president. Michael was also NSPE national president, and Ben served on the national NSPE Board of Directors. To qualify for full membership in the National Academy of Forensic Engineers, a candidate must be a licensed professional engineer and a member of NSPE and a technical society. He or she must have forensic engineering experience in addition to references from attorneys, senior claims managers, or NAFE members who are personally familiar with his or her forensic practice and experience. Full members are board certified in forensic engineering through the CESB. There are three levels of board-certified membership: member, senior member, and fellow. Left: Railsback (Vice President NAFE) Right: Michael Aitken (President, NAFE). Thanks to Paul D. Tucker for the photo. |
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