Internationally-Trained Engineers – Books for Exam Prep, Industry Standards & More
Are you working towards becoming certified as an Engineer in Ontario? Here are some books to help you pass the Engineering exam, learn about Canadian engineering standards and codes, and discover the best job search strategies for Engineers in Canada.
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Then try any of these titles that apply to your engineering area. (Many of these books are for use in the Library only at the Toronto Reference or North York Libraries. But some are available for borrowing).
Study Guides for Passing Engineering Certification Exams
Civil Engineering License Review. Newnan, Donald G., c2004.
Codes and Manuals
Boiler, Pressure Vessel, and Pressure Piping Code, 17th ed. Canadian Standards Assocation, 2009.
Canadian Electrical Code, 21st ed., Part 1, Safety Standard for Electrical Installations, 2009.
Canadian Highway Bridge Design Code. Canadian Standards Association, 2006.
CE Code Handbook: An Explanation of the Rules of the Canadian Electrical Code. Part 1. Canadian Standards Association, 2009.
Electrical Code Simplified : House Wiring Guide. P.S. Knight, 2007.
Interpreting Engineering Drawings, 5th Canadian ed. Cecil H. Jensen, c2007.
Ontario Electrical Safety Code, 24th. ed. Maria Adragna, 2009.
Career Guides and Resume Writing for Engineers
Engineering Economy. Canadian ed. Leland Blank, Anthony Tarquin, Scott Iverson, 2008.
How to Start and Stay Ahead in an Engineering Career in Canada. Ramadoss Srinivasan, 2007.
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