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NPPE
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National Professional Practice Examination (NPPE) Exam
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Dec 7, 2025
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Question 1

A licensed professional mechanical engineer runs a consulting company based in Alberta. The professional is currently designing a project located in Manitoba. The principal modular components of the project are being constructed in Saskatchewan and will be moved and assembled in Manitoba once complete. In order to oversee the construction of the modules, the professional spends a significant amount of their time on-site in Saskatchewan.

Where does the professional need to be registered and why?

Options:

A.

Alberta only, as the professional's consulting company Is based in Alberta.

B.

Manitoba only, as the professional is designing a project located in that province.

C.

Alberta, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan, as the professional is practicing in all three provinces.

D.

Alberta and Manitoba only, as the professional's company is in Alberta and the project Is located In Manitoba.

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Question 2

Jaspreet Is a licensed professional member who belongs to a science education society. She edits a Journal paper for her society. Can Jaspreet use this activity to obtain Professional Development Units (POUs) or Continuing Education Units (CEUs) to maintain her professional registration?

Options:

A.

Yes. editing journal papers generally qualifies for PDU or CEU credits

B.

No, not usually unless the paper is written in mora than one language

C.

No, editing Journal papers generally does not qualify for PDU or CEU credits

D.

Yes, but only if the paper is as long as the length stipulated by her association

Question 3

A licensed geoscientist is responsible for evaluating the risk of seismic event (minor earthquake) In the design and planning of a horizontal exploration well. After careful analysis, the geoscientist recommends changing the wall path because It transects a significant fault. They are concerned that the horizontal well's completion could cause a minor earthquake, whereas the revised plan would not. Their manager, a licensed engineer, overrules the decision since changing the location will result in significant delays.

In this situation, which of the following initial actions best aligns with the geoscientists professional duties?

Options:

A.

The geoscientist doelines to approve the well and alerts external regulatory agencies.

B.

The geosdentist recommends that their manager authenticate the well plan, thereby shifting responsibility to the manager.

C.

The geoscientist cannot support their manager's decision, refusing to endorse the current well plan by withholding their professional stamp.

D.

The geoscientist clearly explains to their manager in writing their technical rationale and potential consequences of ignoring the recommendation.