Who we are

The Council for Regulating the Practice of Engineering Professions (CRPEP) is the governmental authority in the Kingdom of Bahrain which is assigned to license all engineering offices and all engineers in the kingdom, according to Law No 51 for 2014 with respect to Regulating the Practice of Engineering Professions.

Moreover, before the Council formation, the engineering professions were regulated by the Committee of Organizing the Engineering Professional Practice (COEPP) which was formed in 1982 by virtue of Legislative Decree No. 17 of 1982. The work continued with this Decree till 2014 when Law No. 51 of 2014 was issued, where the Committee turned into the Council for Regulating the Practice of Engineering Professions.

The creation of the Council comes in line with the directions to keep pace with the large developments in the engineering work which reflect real challenges for the engineering professions. The Council aims at improving the professions of engineering in the Kingdom for various specializations through ensuring that only qualified and competent engineers are licensed to practice the engineering work.

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The following are flowcharts for CRPEP’s key processes:

1. Application for Engineer’s License (Private Sector)
2. Application for Engineer’s License (Public Sector)
3. Application for Renewing Engineer’s License
4. Application for Upgrading Engineer’s License
5. Application for Engineering Office's License
6. Application for renewing Engineering Office's License
7. Application for upgrading Engineering Office