Which body issues the professional ID card to licensed chemical engineers?

• A. The Board of Examiners for Chemical Engineering
• B. The Registrar of the school
• C. The Professional Regulations Commission
• D. The Board of Chemical Engineering

Answer: (C)

The main idea is who handles the actual credentialing and identification for licensed professionals. The Professional Regulations Commission is the body that issues the professional identification cards to licensed engineers. It serves as the central licensing and registration authority for all regulated professions, so after you become licensed, PRC provides both the license and the Professional ID Card.

The other bodies have their roles in the licensing process: the board that administers the licensure exam and sets practice standards, the registrar of a school who manages academic records, and the board specific to chemical engineering who may oversee professional discipline within that field. But the task of issuing the professional ID card to a licensed engineer rests with PRC.