History

History of IPEJ
Jun.1951	"Gijutsushi-kai" was founded in order to help establishment of consulting engineers’ framework in Japan.
May 1953	The English name “Japan Consulting Engineer Association (JCEA)“, for "Gijutsushi-kai" was adopted.
May 1957	The PE Act - "Gijutsushi Act" (Act No.124/1957) was enacted.
Jul. 1958	The first examination of PE was administered.
Mar.1959	The JCEA was authorized under the PE Act.
Apr.1983	The PE Act was revised to become the PE Act of 1983 (Act No. 25/1983).
Feb. 1984	The JCEA was designated as the official national organization with the authority to provide administrative functions for the PE examination and accept registrations for P.E.Jp certification.
Apr. 2000	The PE Act was partially amended to become the PE Act of 2000 (Act No. 48/2000).
Nov. 2000	The APEC Engineer assessment and registration was formed.
Jan. 2001	The JCEA was renamed to “The Institution of Professional Engineers, Japan (IPEJ)”.
Apr. 2006	APEC Engineer assessment and registration was expanded to include all Technical Disciplines and Optional Subjects of P.E.Jp.
May 2007	IPEJ’s new logo mark was established.
Apr. 2011	IPEJ is officially recognized as a Public Interest Incorporated Institution.
Jul. 2011	Eight IPEJ branches merged to form the new IPEJ’s Regional Headquarters.
Apr. 2012	IPEJ’s prefectural branches were organized

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