The Georgia Society of Professional Engineers (GSPE) is the Georgia state affiliate of the National Society of Professional Engineers (NSPE).

 

GSPE represents licensed Professional Engineers (PEs), engineers pursuing licensure, and engineering students across all engineering disciplines. As a professional membership organization, GSPE supports the practice of engineering and promotes licensure, ethical standards, and professional responsibilities that protect public welfare, health, and safety.


Engineering Licensure and Public Protection in Georgia

For decades, Georgia law has recognized the essential role of licensed engineers in safeguarding the public. Professional engineering licensure helps ensure that engineering work affecting public welfare is performed by qualified, accountable professionals.

The Georgia Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors, an independent state regulatory agency, protects the public by:

  • Licensing qualified engineers and land surveyors
  • Establishing standards of professional conduct
  • Enforcing engineering regulations under Georgia law

GSPE supports this licensure framework by educating stakeholders and promoting professional standards that strengthen public trust in the engineering profession.


GSPE’s Role

GSPE is a nonpartisan professional organization. We do not represent commercial interests or political parties.

Our role is to:

  • Support professional engineering licensure
  • Promote ethical practice and accountability
  • Encourage policies and standards that enable engineers to meet their legal and ethical responsibilities to the public

GSPE’s work is consistent with O.C.G.A. § 43-15, which governs the professional practice of engineering in Georgia.


A Resource for Decision Makers

GSPE serves as a resource to elected officials, agency staff, and other decision makers on matters related to:

  • Professional engineering licensure
  • Regulation of engineering practice
  • Public welfare, health, and safety

Through our statewide membership and professional networks, GSPE can help connect decision makers with qualified engineering expertise and informed, nonpartisan perspectives.


Advocacy Authorization

The Georgia Society of Professional Engineers (GSPE) engages in non-partisan advocacy in support of public policies that protect the safety, health, and welfare of the public and uphold the ethical practice of engineering.

By action of the GSPE State Board of Directors, Roger Grabman, PE, a member of the Board of Directors and current Treasurer, is authorized to represent GSPE in government affairs and advocacy matters for the 2026 calendar year.

In this role, Mr. Grabman is authorized to:

  • Represent GSPE before state and local governmental entities
  • Monitor legislative and regulatory activity affecting the engineering profession
  • Communicate GSPE positions consistent with board direction and professional ethics

All GSPE advocacy activities are conducted:

  • On a non-partisan basis
  • In an unbiased and transparent manner
  • In alignment with the ethical principles of the National Society of Professional Engineers
  • With respect for the independence of public officials and avoidance of conflicts of interest

Mr. Grabman is registered as a lobbyist in compliance with the requirements of the Georgia Government Transparency and Campaign Finance Commission.


GSPE Leadership & Contacts

GSPE is led by volunteer licensed Professional Engineers from across Georgia who serve in leadership and advisory roles.

Legislative and Public Policy Liaison
Roger Grabman, PE
State Treasurer, GSPE
Volunteer Lobbyist
advocacy@gspe.org

Board President
Kaleb Posey, PE
president@gspe.org

General Inquiries
📧 info@gspe.org
🌐 www.gspe.org