Government proposes new rules to regulate engineering technology professionals

The Ministry of Roads and Transport has unveiled the Draft Engineering Technology (Registration, Licensing and Compliance) Rules, 2026, a proposed regulatory framework aimed at strengthening the professional practice of engineering technology, enhancing accountability and safeguarding public safety. The proposed regulations were presented during a public participation forum held at the Kakamega Social Hall, where stakeholders…

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Government proposes new rules to regulate engineering technology professionals

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