How to join NAFEEmail: admissions@nafe.org - or submit the online application below.
Member BenefitsThe services that NAFE members receive include:
To qualify for full membership, a candidate must be a member of the National Society of Professional Engineers (NSPE) and must be a registered Professional Engineer (P.E.). The candidate must have appropriate engineering education and experience in practice, including actual experience in forensic engineering. In addition, the candidate must provide acceptable detailed references from attorneys, senior claims managers or NAFE members who are personally familiar with his or her forensic practice and experience. Forensic engineers working towards the requirements of full membership may qualify to become an Associate Member of NAFE. For those persons new to NAFE or who are not yet eligible for full membership or Associate grade, the following affiliations are available: Affiliate and Student Affiliate. Chart - Member classifications, entrance requirements and benefitsBoard CertificationThe NAFE is a founding (charter) member of the Council of Engineering and Scientific Specialty Boards (CESB). The CESB was formed by national engineering technical and professional societies, the state examining boards who license professional engineers and the accreditation board which governs the university engineering curricula. All NAFE Members, Senior Members and Fellows are Board Certified Diplomates in Forensic Engineering through NAFE. Associate Members and Affiliates are not Board Certified Diplomates and are not permitted to use the designation. Fees and Maintenance:Fellow, Senior Member and Member: To maintain membership as a Fellow the following is required;
Associate Members To maintain membership as an Associate Member the following is required;
Affiliates To maintain affiliation as an Affiliate the following is required;
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