The Professional Practice Commission (CEP) of CAU/BR will review the four main regulations governing the professional practice of architects and urban planners throughout Brazil. These are CAU/BR Resolutions No. 10 (Occupational Safety Engineering), No. 18 (Professional Registration with CAU); No. 22 (Inspection of Architecture and Urbanism); and No. 28 (Corporate Registration with CAU). “These four resolutions define the daily routine of architects and urban planners,” says coordinator Lana Jubé (GO). “The goal is to approve new resolutions on these matters by the end of 2018.”
Work has already begun, and the proposal for the new resolution on Occupational Safety Engineering is currently under public consultation, open to the general public. Architects and urban planners can submit their suggestions and comments until April 10. “We want to ensure that architects can fully practice this specialization,” says Lana. Click here to participate.
During the Professional Practice Commission meeting held last week in Brasília, council members analyzed seven enforcement cases under appeal. Five of these are scheduled to be judged during the next Ordinary Plenary Meeting of CAU/BR, to be held on March 22 and 23. Three additional cases were assigned to rapporteurs.
Another goal is to develop a report template for state-level CAUs (CAU/UF) to conduct random audits of issued RRTs. This audit would enable state CAUs to detect potential fraud in the issuance and closure of the document.
Via CAU/BR
This article was written by Romullo Baratto. The translation is powered by AI.
