Engineers Registration Board - Uganda

In accordance with section 18(2) of the Engineers Registration Act, Cap. 299, it is hereby notified for the information of the general public that the following persons (scan QR code) have their names remaining on, or newly added to, the Engineers Register as:

1. REGISTERED ENGINEERS and are entitled to adopt and use the style and title "Registered Engineer" and to use the prefix "Eng" before their names, and to offer their services to the public for gain or reward or by way of trade as professionally qualified engineers.

2. REGISTERED TECHNOLOGISTS and are the only ones entitled to offer their services to the public for gain or reward or by way of trade as professionally qualified Technologists.

3. REGISTERED TECHNICIANS and are the only ones entitled to offer their services to the public for gain or reward or by way of trade as professionally qualified Technicians.

In accordance with section 22 (2) of the Engineers Registration Act, Cap. 299, the Engineers Registration Board notifies the general public that 6 DECEASED Engineers were deleted from the Register of Engineers as indicated in the notice.

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The Engineers Registration Board has Registered the following Fifty-Two (52) applicants as ENGINEERS and One (1) applicant as a TECHNOLOGIST, following approvals made at its 418th meeting held on 28th October 2026.

Congratulations are in order!

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Happy 64th Independence Day, Uganda!

As we celebrate 64 years of independence, ERB reaffirms its commitment to advancing a safe, ethical and professional engineering sector that contributes to Uganda’s development.

Here’s to building a stronger Uganda through engineering excellence!

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As the 21st Board of the Engineers Registration Board (ERB) begins its tenure, the Minister of @MoWT_Uganda, @HonByamukama emphasized that engineering remains a key component of development for any country.

During the inauguration of the 21st Board, He highlighted key areas that should guide the Board’s work throughout its tenure:

•Professional ethics and conduct, strengthening professionalism among engineers, particularly those involved in the delivery of government programmes and public services.

• Registration within local governments, increasing the number of registered engineers serving within local government administrative structures to strengthen technical capacity and accountability.

• Capacity building and graduate placement, establishing structured opportunities for capacity building and placement of graduate engineers on infrastructure projects, enabling them to gain practical experience, develop their skills and progress towards professionalisation.

These priorities speak to a broader responsibility: ensuring that Uganda’s engineering profession continues to uphold professionalism, competence, ethics and continuous development while contributing meaningfully to national development.

As the 21st Board takes on its mandate, these areas provide important direction for strengthening the profession and building the technical capacity needed to deliver Uganda’s infrastructure and development agenda.

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A new chapter of leadership begins.

We are pleased to introduce the 21st Board of the Engineers Registration Board (ERB), inaugurated to provide leadership and guidance in advancing the engineering profession in Uganda.

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