Manitoba Board Requirements

At least 240 PDHs/3 years

Annual by December 31: You are required to maintain and submit a detailed record of your professional development activities by the end of the calendar year.

Based on Annual Renewal: You are required to renew your license annually by the end of the calendar year.

You cannot claim more than the maximum PDHs allowed annually in each of the six categories: 

• Professional Practice: 150 PDHs/3 years (1 PDH = 15 Hours of Work)
• Formal Activity: 90 PDHs/3 years (1 PDH = 1 Hour of Learning)
• Informal Activity: 90 PDHs/3 years (1 PDH = 1 Hour of Learning)
• Participation: 60 PDHs/3 years (1 PDH = 1 Hour of Learning)
• Presentations: 60 PDHs/3 years (1 PDH = 1 Hour of Learning)
• Contributions to Knowledge: 90 PDHs/3 years (1 PDH = 1 Hour of Learning)

You must include activities in at least three of the six categories.

All PDHs should be technical in nature under the Formal Activity.

The Board currently does not provide any information regarding the number of PDHs than can be carried over into the next renewal cycle.

Please visit the Manitoba Provincial Board Website.

The number of credit hours will be determined based on the AMLS Review Committee's assssment of your Practice Review Questionnaire.

Annual by June 30: You are required to maintain and submit a detailed record of your professional development activities by June 30 of every calendar year.

Annual January 5: You are required to renew your license by January 5 of every calendar year.

The AMLS monitors your continuing competency through an annual review process, as follows:

• The committee shall prepare annually a questionnaire which shall be used to assess the continuing competence of Manitoba Land Surveyors.
• The Committee shall cause the questionnaire to be distributed to the practicing membership no later than June 1st of the current year.
• Each Manitoba Land Surveyor shall submit to the Chair of the Continuing Professional Competence Committee, a fully completed copy of the questionnaire on or before June 30th of the current year. 
• Based on your submission of the completed questionnaire, the AMLS will determine the type of continuing competency actitvites you will need to undertake.

You are responsible for comlpeting continuing competency activities based on the AMLS Review Committee's assssment of your Practice Review Questionnaire.

Not Specified. Please verify with the AMLS.

Please visit the Association of Manitoba Land Surveyors Website.