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• implement the accreditation policy of Council;
• formulate guidelines and procedures for accreditation;
• appoint Evaluation Teams to accredit engineering programs;
• receive and review evaluation reports by the Evaluation Teams, and decide on whether accreditation should be granted, as well as the conditions to be imposed, if there is such a need;
• receive and respond to complaints and appeals regarding the accreditation process;
• represent IES in mutual recognition agreements on academic qualifications and professional membership with other countries; and
• report periodically to Council on its work.To ensure that accredited programs satisfy the requirements for corporate membership of the Institution of Engineers Singapore in the area of academic qualifications and are benchmarked to meet the standards of other mutual recognition agreements entered into by EAB, including the Washington Accord;.

• To ensure that accredited programs satisfy the requirements for corporate membership of the Institution of Engineers Singapore in the area of academic qualifications and are benchmarked to meet the standards of other mutual recognition agreements entered into by EAB, including the Washington Accord; 

• To assist stakeholders as well as potential students and their parents, professional societies, and potential employers, in identifying specific engineering programs that meet the minimum criteria for accreditation; and

• To provide feedback to the educational institutions for the improvement and development of educational programs in engineering that can better meet the needs of the local industry.

The following manuals on the accreditation processes, policies, criteria and procedures are available for download:

. The Manual has been amended and the revised Version Aug 2018 will apply to accreditation visits from Aug 2018 onwards.  A copy of the Accreditation Manual Version Aug 2018 is available for download: