ACEC/MA members include over 100 consulting engineering and affiliated firms in Massachusetts and Rhode Island. While many member firms are large companies, about one third of the members are small businesses with ten or fewer employees. Some member firms are the local office or headquarters of large national or international firms. Member firms are involved engaged in a wide range of public and private engineering works that contribute to the economic viability and quality of life in the Commonwealth. All employees of a member firm are eligible for membership benefits.
ACEC/MA is dedicated to assisting its members in achieving higher professional, ethical, business and economic standards to provide quality consulting engineering services for their clients and the public.
There are four types of membership in ACEC/MA: - Full membership is open to those firms providing professional engineering services, with a PE or PLS as a Principal in Massachusetts or Rhode Island.
- Associate membership is offered to firms that provide design services that complement the services of ACEC Full Member firms. Associate members firms cannot vote, but may participate in all programs, sit on and chair committees and receive all materials.
- Affiliate membership is offered to professional service firms with a client base among ACEC Member firms. This level of membership is for firms in related professions, such as insurance, finance and accounting, and firms that provide scientific and technology support. Affiliate member firms cannot vote, but may participate in all programs, sit on and chair committees and receive all materials
- Non-Resident members shall be a consulting engineering firm that meets the qualifications of a Full Member Firm, except that the firm does not maintain an established office in Massachusetts or Rhode Island for the practice of consulting engineering or land surveying services. The Non-Resident member firm must be a full member of ACEC National and a full member of their state Member Organization. They can participate on a committee, but they do not have voting rights, and they are not eligible for service on the Board of Directors.
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