of Science and Engineering Technology Professionals of Alberta. Certified professionals are bound by a specific code of ethics and rules of professional conduct, as well as a set of bylaws. and regulations. In addition to certification, ASET is able to provide a "Professional Technologist" designation, which makes that person eligible to practice engineering within a scope of practice specified by a board of examiners. Unlike other provinces, Alberta authorizes the creation of ASET and the regulation of the title of Engineering Technologist in their Engineering and Geoscience Professions act. British Columbia Certification in British Columbia is called "Applied Science Technologist", abbreviated "A.Sc.T." and is closely related to a "Certified Engineering Technician", abbreviated "C.Tech" Certification is managed by The Applied Science Technologists and Technicians of British Columbia. Certified professionals are bound by a specific code of ethics and rules of professional conduct. Technologists and technicians contribute to the overall engineering team in different functional capacities. Technicians frequently support engineers or technologists; providing design input via feedback loop when troubleshooting operational equipment. The organization registers Applied Science Technologists (A.Sc.T.) and Certified Technicians (C.Tech) in the engineering disciplines and professional recognition and definitions is governed by Bill 49 – 2018: Professional Governance Act in British Columbia. Each engineering team member has a professional seal and qualifies for independent professional liability insurance within their practice. Nunavut Nunavut has no professional association for the occupation of engineering technologist. As well, they do not appear to have an act regarding the profession of engineering technology. Yukon Territory The Yukon Territory is offers residents certification by the Applied Science Technologists & Technicians of BC for the occupation of applied science and engineering technologist. Northwest Territory The Northwest territory does not appear to have a professional association for the occupation of engineering technologist. As well, they do not appear to have an act regarding the profession of engineering technology. Engineering technologist in the Northwest Territories are regulated by the Alberta association. Rights and responsibilities Certification is a provincial jurisdiction, so the rights and responsibilities of Certified Engineering Technologists can vary. Code of Ethics In every province, certified engineering technologists are required to follow the professional code of ethics laid out by the certifying body. The code of ethics can vary from province to province, but the following is representative of what is contained in many province's code of ethics: Hold paramount the safety, health and welfare of the