M-4, r. 3 - Regulation respecting continuing education requirements for master pipe-mechanics

Section 8 Disposition versions

2022-04-01

8. The content of a continuing education activity must be related to the knowledge and skills relevant to the operation of a construction enterprise and the trade activities of a master pipe-mechanic, to the subclasses of the licence held by the member or to the areas of guarantor qualification.

The content of a continuing education activity may pertain to the following subjects in particular:

(1)  knowledge of the construction standards, regulations and techniques specific to construction work within the subclasses of licence for which the guarantor is responsible;

(2)  reading and interpretation of plans and specifications specific to the construction work within the subclasses;

(3)  cost estimates and tenders;

(4)  management of construction activities;

(5)  financial management of a construction enterprise;

(6)  laws and regulations that apply to construction enterprises, their administration and management;

(7)  any other subject relevant to the administration of a construction enterprise, management of worksite safety, management of projects and worksites and construction work; and

(8)  any other subject relevant to the laws and regulations that apply to members, including provisions governing ethical obligations, derogatory acts and discipline.

O.C. 512-2020, s. 8.

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In force: 2022-04-01

8. The content of a continuing education activity must be related to the knowledge and skills relevant to the operation of a construction enterprise and the trade activities of a master pipe-mechanic, to the subclasses of the licence held by the member or to the areas of guarantor qualification.

The content of a continuing education activity may pertain to the following subjects in particular:

(1)  knowledge of the construction standards, regulations and techniques specific to construction work within the subclasses of licence for which the guarantor is responsible;

(2)  reading and interpretation of plans and specifications specific to the construction work within the subclasses;

(3)  cost estimates and tenders;

(4)  management of construction activities;

(5)  financial management of a construction enterprise;

(6)  laws and regulations that apply to construction enterprises, their administration and management;

(7)  any other subject relevant to the administration of a construction enterprise, management of worksite safety, management of projects and worksites and construction work; and

(8)  any other subject relevant to the laws and regulations that apply to members, including provisions governing ethical obligations, derogatory acts and discipline.

O.C. 512-2020, s. 8.