Continuing Education Sessions
The 2025 Engineers and Geoscientists BC Annual Conference and AGM will bring together engineers and geoscientists from all over the province for a learning and networking experience.
By participating in this year’s annual conference, registrants can earn up to 29.5 Continuing Education (CE) Hours, plus an additional 3 CE Hours if you attend the Pre-conference Workshop:
- Wednesday opening Keynote presentation (1.5 CE Hours)
- Thursday Keynote presentation (1.5 CE Hours)
- Thursday Keynote presentation and closing remarks (1.5 CE Hours)
- CE sessions (up to 25 CE Hours available)
- Pre-conference workshop (3 CE Hours)
For In-Person Full Conference Attendees: If you only attend in person, and do not watch any of the on-demand content, you can earn up to 9.5 CE Hours. If you attend the in person conference and watch all the on-demand content, you can earn up to 29.5 CE Hours. You can earn an additional 3 CE Hours if you attend the pre-conference workshop.
For In-Person Single-day Conference Attendees: If you only attend in person, and do not watch any of the on-demand content, you can earn up to 4.5 CE Hours for Day 1 (October 29) and 5 CE Hours for Day 2 (October 30). You can earn an additional 3 CE Hours if you attend the pre-conference workshop.
For Live Stream Attendees: If you attend via live stream, you can earn up to 9.5 CE Hours. If you attend via live stream and watch all the on-demand content, you can earn up to 29.5 CE Hours.
For AGM Attendees: You can earn up to 3 CE Hours.
Please note that you must self-report your conference CE Hours based on the sessions that you attended in full.
TECHNICAL LEARNING
WEDNESDAY'S SESSIONS:
- Digital Twin Applications for Critical Infrastructure Resilience
- Lessons Learned from Decarbonization Projects in British Columbia
- Improving Climate Risk Assessments using Generative AI
- Systematic Identification of Site Construction Safety Risks
- Operational Excellence in Action: Lean Six Sigma Tools for Continuous Improvement
- From Compliance to Innovation: Engineering the Ammonia-to-Hydrogen Pathway
- Senakw District Energy System
- Driving Sustainability: A Case for EV Batteries Life Cycle Assessment
- BC Highway Reinstatement: Innovation in Action
- The Flow and Economics of BC's Energy Landscape
REGULATORY LEARNING
WEDNESDAY'S SESSIONS:
- Mind the Gaps: Common Mistakes and Misconceptions from Firm and Individual Audits
- Quality Management Effectiveness in Consulting Engineering
- Engineers and Geoscientists BC’s Organizational Climate Change Strategy
COMMUNICATIONS AND LEADERSHIP LEARNING
WEDNESDAY'S SESSIONS:
- The Road to Calamity for Major Capital Projects: How to Ensure Failure!
- Beating Burnout: Without Quitting Your Job
- Breaking Barriers, Developing Leaders in Today's Engineering Landscape
- Pressure-Proof: How to Build a Resilient Mindset for Professional and Personal Success
- Creating Positive Change: A Hostage Negotiator’s Steps to Success
ETHICAL LEARNING
WEDNESDAY'S SESSIONS:
- Psychological Safety: Unlocking Team Performance and Innovation
- Truth and Reconciliation in Resource Management
- Climate Action for Engineers and Geoscientists: Ethical Considerations Ahead
- Top Discipline and Enforcement Cases
- Addressing Bias and Ethics in AI and Emerging Tech
*Sessions and presentations are subject to changes.