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Describe services, areas in which your firm practices and/or types of clients (50 words or less).
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| Number of Personnel in NH offices (average total of principals and all employees): |
| Name of Principals who will be the official firm representative to ACEC-NH and receive primary correspondence: |
References:
Please furnish the names and address of three consulting/professional design forms (preferably two of which belong to ACEC-NH) together with the name of of the principal officer of each who is familiar with the work your firm performs.
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| EXCERPTS FROM THE BYLAWS OF ACEC-NH |
Section 2. Classes of Membership.
The classes of Membership of the council shall have the qualifications described below.
- Member Firms shall be limited to those Member Firms, parent firms, branch offices, divisions or subsidiaries whose resident principals (proprietors, partners, officers or responsible authority) furnish independent consulting engineering
services in accordance with state of New Hampshire Statutes, and shall
- maintain established offices in New Hampshire for the practice of consulting engineering, as (i) sole proprietorships; (ii) as partnerships; or (iii) as corporations or divisions or subsidiaries furnishing consulting engineering services provided that their officers act for them on professional policies and activities.
- have one or more principals or a person of responsible authority registered or licensed professionally in accordance with the laws of the State of New Hampshire;
- belong to the American Consulting Engineers Council;
- practice consulting engineering in accordance with the ACEC Professional and Ethical Conduct Guidelines;
- practice under an organizational arrangement that does not involve a conflict of interest or does not subordinate independent professional judgment to other considerations. Firms or corporations, wholly or partially owned by commercial, or construction contracting, manufacturing, sales, public utility, holding company or other similar organizations which function as service organizations for the controlling company, shall not be eligible for membership if such ownership arrangements prejudice or subordinate the professional or ethical judgment of the professional engineers.
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Associate Members. An Associate Member category may be created and maintained by ACEC-NH. This Associate Member category shall be in accordance with the eligibility requirements of this section, and any other applicable criteria established by ACEC-NH. Only firms judged not eligible for ACEC or ACEC-NH membership as a "Member Firm" are eligible to become Associate Members. Associate Members shall not be eligible to vote on ACEC-NH business, hold office in ACEC-NH, nor serve as a chairperson of a ACEC-NH committee.
Associate Members shall be limited to those sole proprietors, firms, parent firms, branch offices, subsidiaries, and/or organizations that provide professional services of a scientific and technical nature that are complementary to the services provided by Member Firms. Such members shall not include entities that supply goods or services that are specified by or used in the operations of consulting engineers.
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Section 4. Representatives of Member Firms.
Each Member Firm shall designate the individual to serve as its official representative to ACEC-NH, and a second individual (provided there is more than one principal or responsible authority in the firm) to serve as an alternate. An official representative or alternate shall be a principal of the Member Firm (or the responsible authority of a branch office of a firm that is not headquartered in New Hampshire, who is not a principal).
Section 5. Representatives of Associate Members.
An associate member shall be permitted up to two representatives to ACEC-NH one of whom will be the principal or responsible authority of the firm. These representatives will not serve as a ACEC-NH Officer or Director, or Committee Chairperson. He or she may attend and participate in all ACEC-NH activities. The representative shall serve without voting capacity, as an advisor only.
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| The Membership committee recommends that this application be: ( ) Approved ( ) Disapproved |
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_______________________ Chairman, Membership Committee |
| Approved by Board of Directors: |
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__________________________ President, ACEC-NH |
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