Illuminating Engineering Society Assumes Management of NCQLP

January 18, 2023

The Illuminating Engineering Society (IES) recently announced it has formalized an agreement with the National Council on Qualifications for the Lighting Professions (NCQLP) to assume management of their Lighting Certified (LC) examination and recertification programs, effective January 1, 2023.

The two organizations share a rich history following the IES’s in-kind establishment of the Technical Knowledge Exam (TKE), as well as the Society’s annual LC study group and on-going delivery of Continuing Education Units (CEUs) required for prospective and renewing individuals.

While the IES will provide strategic, operational, financial and administrative support to the LC program, the NCQLP will continue to maintain its separate 501(c)(3) status, bylaws and its own Board of Directors. The organizations will work to establish liaisons between their respective Boards, and the IES Executive Director, Colleen Harper, will now serve as the NCQLP Executive Director. The IES will continue to host the LC Study Group; however, to eliminate any conflicts of interest it will now be under the IES Events umbrella and study group materials will be developed solely by third-party instructors.

Click here to learn more about NCQLP and the LC

Source

Related Articles


Changing Scene


Design

  • Axis Lighting: Hagersville Library, ON – Lighting Project Highlight

    Axis Lighting: Hagersville Library, ON – Lighting Project Highlight

    The newly opened Hagersville Library + Active Living Centre brings together community, learning, and wellness within a flexible, multi-use environment. The facility includes a 3,900-sf library, 2,000 sf atrium, 840 sf program room, and a 4,855 sf multi-functional rental space designed to support a wide range of activities. Axis Lighting’s Zen series was selected to… Read More…

  • Artika: What Are Lumens in Lighting? How to Read Brightness Specs Like a Pro

    Artika: What Are Lumens in Lighting? How to Read Brightness Specs Like a Pro

    Lumens measure the total amount of visible light a bulb or fixture produces, so more lumens means a brighter light. Shopping for lighting used to be simple. You grabbed a 60-watt bulb for the bedroom, a 100-watt bulb for the kitchen, and called it a day. Today, with energy-efficient LEDs, watts no longer tell you… Read More…


New Products

  • JDRF Electromag: The Autonomy Touch Screen – Lighting Control Solution

    JDRF Electromag: The Autonomy Touch Screen – Lighting Control Solution

    The Autonomy Touch Screen automatically pairs with co-located sensors and updates the GUI based on the lighting arrangement grouping configuration. Users can pair their smartphone to the Touch Screen through NFC with a simple tap to gain access to the lighting system from the mobile application. The Touch Screen provides a visual interface to control… Read More…

  • Eralux: ALPS E3 HYDRO – Backlit Flat Panel

    Eralux: ALPS E3 HYDRO – Backlit Flat Panel

    The ALPS E3 series is a backlit flat panel designed with optimal LED placement to ensure a uniformly lit space. It features a switchable CCT and power driver that allows endless flexibility at the install site, as well as a 125 LPW performance. The additional Level 2 NSF rating of the ALPS E3 HYDRO makes… Read More…