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we secure the highest professional standards in engineering
As the regulatory body for engineering in Ghana, we uphold the highest standards of practice under the Engineering Council Act, 2011 (Act 819) and LI 2410 (2020). Our mandate includes licensing professionals and enforcing compliance to ensure safety, ethics, and excellence in Engineering. Explore how we support innovation and sustainable development in the profession.
Register and license engineering practitioners, firms, and engineering educational units to ensure compliance with national standards
Uphold professional conduct, enforce discipline, and promote ethical engineering practices.
Assess the performance of practitioners and firms, ensuring quality and safety in engineering works.
Safeguard public interest by setting practice limits and enforcing corrective measures when needed.
Discover the Engineering Professionals licensed under the Engineering Council Act, 2011 for the year 2026
Explore our FAQs for instant answers on licensing, regulations, and professional requirements for engineers in Ghana
We regulate engineering practice and ensure the highest professional standards in the field. The Council operates under a legal framework comprising Act 819 and the Engineering Council Regulations, 2019 (L.I. 2020)
The Act 819 is the primary legislation that establishes the Engineering Council of Ghana and defines its mandate
L.I. 2020 operationalize Act 819 with detailed rules for registering engineers, firms, and educational institutions
Getting licensed is a mark of professional integrity, quality assurance, and commitment to national development. It ensures that engineering practice in Ghana meets the highest standards, upholds ethical conduct, and contributes meaningfully to the country’s progress.
Get licensed as a professional engineer, professional engineering technologist, engineering technician or an engineering craftsman.
Engineering firms are required to be licensed in order to operate in Ghana. Find out the requirements to license your firm today
We collaborate with Ghana Tertiary Education Commission to regulate engineering institutions and programs
Act 819 spells out the requirements for how engineering professional bodies can become licensed bodies
