CIEOfficial Certification RequirementsCertified Industrial Ergonomist |
Your Resume |
Two copies of a detailed resume that documents either:
Your degree and experience must be in ergonomics or a related ergonomic field which the certification review board believes to be relevant and allied to the focus of certification, or as an ergonomic technical services provider. Note: A Master's degree is required for the CIE and CHFEP credential. Some exceptions to these requirements may be made on a case by case basis. For example, if a person has over 25 years experience in this field but does not have an appropriate degree. |
Education + Training |
Complete transcripts showing a Master’s Degree (or equivalent) in fields directly or closely related with Human Factors Engineering or Engineering Psychology.
As well as - Evidence of specialized training or formal education in fields directly or closely related with ergonomics. |
Work + Experience
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Duplicate copies of 2-3 work samples or technical contributions to any of the above fields which demonstrate competence in Human Factors Engineering or Engineering Psychology and statistical measurement techniques.
Two letters of recommendation (with names and contact numbers) from professional sponsors of the applicant who are familiar with their work in the field to which they’re applying. |
What Else? |
Finally you may follow this link to submit your documents, application, a cover letter and $495 processing fee.
CEU documentation must be sent to [email protected]. After your application has been approved, you may schedule to sit for an exam. In order to become certified, you must score 85% or higher on the CHFEP exam. |
Staying Certified |
In subsequent years, certificate holders must:
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