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  • Why You Need Compliance Engineers

    In this article we consider how both compliance and engineering have changed and why a new kind of engineering Professional engineering is defined in the Professional Engineers Act in Ontario, Canada where I practice Nature of a Compliance Engineer Compliance needs to be engineered. Systems Engineering (goal-seeking, purposeful, full stack systems) Computer Engineering (algorithms, We need to engineer our compliance not just audit our conformance. We need Compliance Engineers.

  • Deploy First, Engineer Later: The AI Risk We Can’t Afford

    The sequence matters: proper engineering design must occur before deployment, not afterwards. by Raimund We currently lack enough licensed professional engineers with AI expertise to provide the engineering Professional engineering licensing ensures accountability for proper design practice. Engineering design can’t be an afterthought. Deploying systems first and then engineering them is a risk we simply can’t afford.

  • The Critical Role of Professional Engineers in Canada's AI Landscape

    One of the areas being overlooked is the role of Professional Engineers. Professional engineers bring a wealth of benefits to the table. Provincial regulators must act now to elevate engineering's role in the AI landscape. Professional engineering associations should develop and deliver training programs that equip engineers Provincial engineering regulators, in collaboration with professional engineering associations and stakeholders

  • AI Risk Containment in Industrial Systems

    AI Risk Containment Architecture Industrial leaders in safety-critical, highly regulated sectors like energy, chemical processing, oil&gas, and nuclear face an important challenge: how to harness the transformative power of A I—such as predictive maintenance, process optimization, and deep analytics—without compromising the safety systems, regulatory compliance, and operational integrity that protect people and infrastructure. Direct integration of AI into operational or enterprise systems introduces unacceptable risks, as even minor algorithmic errors can lead to regulatory violations, safety incidents, or catastrophic disruptions. To address this, industries can draw from proven frameworks like ICH Q8 in pharmaceuticals and ISO PAS 8800 in automotive safety, which emphasize containment and isolation of experimental technologies. This paper proposes a similar architecture for AI: one that separates Artificial Intelligence Technology (AIT) into bounded domains with controlled interfaces to Operational Technology (OT) and Information Technology (IT), enabling innovation while preserving compliance and operational excellence. Download our free white paper here:

  • Intelligent Design for Intelligent Systems: Restoring Engineering Discipline in AI Development

    increasingly deployed without the systematic design approaches that have proven effective in other engineering This represents a significant challenge for the engineering profession as AI systems take on increasingly Lessons from Engineering Disciplines Other engineering fields offer instructive examples of how systematic Process Engineering Excellence Chemical engineers approach new processes through systematic analysis. Only then does detailed engineering and construction begin.

  • Engineering Lean Enablers - 7 Sources of Waste

    Process and pipeline safety programs that manage change will include steps where engineering is required To various degrees, these activities will include: engineering design, oversight, and technical support to waste in engineering projects including design changes during management of change (MOC) processes Programs" calls out seven (7) sources of waste found in engineering processes: Each of these can What impact would reducing or eliminating them have in achieving your engineering outcomes?

  • Do we need Professional Engineers?

    Engineers and more broadly the engineering profession have for years applied scientific knowledge for However, what would a computer engineer do with a professional engineer's stamp? We need to find an equivalent of the engineer's stamp for all of engineering. The stamp represents that the engineer takes responsibility for the engineering work and will be held So yes, there is still a role for professional engineers and we need more of them in every field of engineering

  • Why We Need More Engineers In Compliance

    of the engineering method in compliance. By highlighting the potential of the engineering method and its benefits, we hope to encourage more engineers The Scientific and Engineering method The scientific method and the engineering method are two distinct What is the Engineering Method? Why the Engineering Method is Important to Compliance Here are some of the benefits of the engineering

  • Should You Adopt ISO 42001 or ISO 5338?

    And engineering is not a set of internal management controls. It governs the controls an organization runs for itself, and for the engineering it points outward — Those are properties built into a system through engineering. When AI carries real hazard, the law is naming what engineering has always required — engineered systems Engineer the AI you build. One is internal management.

  • You're Not Using AI. AI Is Using You.

    Engineering applies it. The engineer applies it, and answers for whether the bridge stands. Applying it to your business follows the engineering method. This engineering cannot be left to the AGI provider. It is true that they engineer, and heavily.

  • ISO 9001:2026 – Time to Model Your Quality System

    Those that treat it as an engineering exercise will arrive with something that actually regulates the Raimund Laqua, P.Eng., PMP, is founder of Lean Compliance, where his work includes engineering assurance Through E4P (Engineers for the Profession) and OSPE, he is working to define digital engineering as a recognized engineering discipline and professional practice, and advocates for federal licensure of digital engineers.

  • Irresponsible AI Adoption in Safety-Critical Sectors

    There was a time when safety was engineered into the business, the plant, and the operations. It required qualified engineers to ensure harm was avoided, and that risks, when they occurred, were Laqua, P.Eng., PMP, is the founder of Lean Compliance and one of Ontario's first licensed software engineers He is a long-standing advocate for professional digital engineering and the accountable adoption of AI

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