A referee is someone who can attest and vouch for your skills and simulation experience.
Referees do not need to be simulation experts but must be familiar with the candidate's work that involved analysis and simulation. Your referee could be someone in a managerial capacity in your current organisation, a chief engineer, a previous manager at another organisation or an academic professor.
Referees must be of high professional standing. For example, in Europe the professional qualification Eur. Ing., in the USA Professional Engineer / P.E. and in the UK Chartered Engineer / C.Eng, or their equivalent would be appropriate.
It is the applicant’s responsibility to secure the consent of at least one referee before their application is submitted. When completing their application form, candidates are required to indicate which referee should be contacted in relation to each technical area where the candidate is seeking certification. The referees will then be contacted by NAFEMS to attest that the candidate has the capabilities described in table 1.
The referees you have included will be sent a copy of your application via email, with your personal details removed (aside from your name).
For each referee, the following is required:-
Capability Statement | Entry | Standard | Advanced |
The candidate is carrying out work using engineering analysis and simulation applicable to the technical area in which the candidate is seeking to gain certification | Referee Attestation | ||
The candidate is able to work in a supervised capacity when provided with clear guidelines | Referee Attestation | ||
Is currently being trained and mentored in the effective usage of engineering analysis and simulation tools | Referee Attestation | ||
The candidate is working in an industrial environment | Referee Attestation | ||
The candidate has sufficient knowledge and comprehension of theory to employ available software tools in a safe and effective manner as specified by the STANDARD level competency statements found in the relevant Technical Areas of the PSE Competency Tracker | Self Attestation | ||
The candidate has sufficient knowledge and comprehension of theory to employ available software tools in a safe and effective manner as specified by the STANDARD & ADVANCED level competency statements found in the relevant Technical Areas of the PSE Competency Tracker | Self Attestation | ||
The candidate is able to employ available software tools in a safe and effective manner and work independently, following a well-defined procedure without supervision. | Referee Attestation | ||
The candidate Is aware of their own limitations when faced with new or novel problems. | Referee Attestation | ||
The candidate conducts appropriate verification and validation activities to ensure that the results of their analyses are fit for purpose. | Referee Attestation | Referee Attestation | |
The candidate is able to work independently on a range of complex and novel tasks. | Referee Attestation | ||
The candidate plans analysis strategies and validation studies. | Referee Attestation | ||
The candidate is acknowledged as an expert. | Referee Attestation | ||
The candidate is able to use skills and expertise to mentor others. | Referee Attestation |
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