Ch. 3

LAWS OF MARYLAND

Subsection (b)(3), (4), and (5) of this section is new
language added merely for convenient cross-reference
to the exceptions to the licensing requirement of
former Art. 75 1/2, § 19(2) and (5).

In subsection (a) of this section, the reference to
being "licensed" is substituted for the former
references to being "registered" to conform to the
terminology used throughout this article. See the
General Revisor's Note to this article.

As to the authority of a professional engineer to
practice engineering through a corporation or
partnership, see § 14-401 of this title.

Defined terms:" "Board" § 14-101
"Practice engineering" § 14-101
"Professional engineer" § 14-101

14-302. PRACTICE BY CORPORATE OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES.

(A)  WORK FOR FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.

AN OFFICER OR EMPLOYEE OF A CORPORATION MAY PRACTICE
ENGINEERING WITHOUT A LICENSE IF:

(1)  THE CORPORATION IS ENGAGED IN RESEARCH AND
DEVELOPMENT ENGINEERING FOR THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT; AND

(2)  THE WORK OF THE OFFICER OR EMPLOYEE RELATES TO
THAT RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ENGINEERING.

(B)  MANUFACTURING AND INDUSTRIAL WORK.

AN OFFICER OR EMPLOYEE OF A CORPORATION MAY PRACTICE
ENGINEERING WITHOUT A LICENSE IF:

(1)  THE CORPORATION IS ENGAGED IN:

(I)  MANUFACTURING;

(II)  INDUSTRIAL PROCESSES;

(III)  INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING; OR

(IV)  MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR OF STRUCTURES OR
EQUIPMENT USED IN INDUSTRIAL PROCESSES OR MANUFACTURING; AND

(2)  THE WORK OF THE OFFICER OR EMPLOYEE RELATES TO
THE PRODUCTS OR SYSTEMS OF THE CORPORATION OR ITS SUBSIDIARIES OR
AFFILIATES.

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