37-67-311. Examinations. Examination requirements are as follows:
     (1) The examinations must be held at times and places as the board directs. The board shall determine the acceptable grade on examinations.
     (2) Written examinations may be taken only after the applicant has met the other minimum requirements as given in 37-67-305 through 37-67-310 and has been approved by the board for admission to the examinations as follows:
     (a) The examination on engineering fundamentals consists of an 8-hour examination on the fundamentals of engineering. Passing the examination qualifies the examinee for an engineer intern certificate if the examinee has met all other requirements for certification required by this chapter.
     (b) The examination on principles and practice of engineering consists of an 8-hour examination on applied engineering. Passing this examination qualifies the examinee for registration as a professional engineer if the examinee has met the other requirements for registration required by this chapter.
     (c) The examinations for land surveyor intern consist of two 4-hour examinations, designated as parts I and II, on the basic disciplines of land surveying. Passing these examinations qualifies the examinee for a land surveyor intern certificate the examinee has met all other requirements for certificates required by this chapter.
     (d) The requirements and examinations for professional land surveyor consist of being a land surveyor intern, of two examinations, designated as parts III and IV, on the applied disciplines of land surveying, and of an examination specifically related to land surveying in Montana. Passing these examinations qualifies the examinee for registration as a professional land surveyor if the examinee has met the other requirements for registration required by this chapter.
     (3) A candidate failing one examination may apply for reexamination, which may be granted upon payment of a fee established by the board. Before readmission to the examination in the event of a second failure, the examinee must wait 1 year before a third examination.
     (4) A candidate failing three examinations may not be allowed readmission to the examination. The candidate may apply for a special circumstance waiver from the board to be readmitted to the examination.

     History: En. 66-2359 by Sec. 7, Ch. 366, L. 1975; R.C.M. 1947, 66-2359; amd. Sec. 11, Ch. 553, L. 1985; amd. Sec. 8, Ch. 108, L. 1995.