RIF - Association of Consulting Engineers, Norway

RIF is the organization for approved consulting companies in Norway, and the Norwegian member association of the global consulting association FIDIC. The member firms adhere to the FIDIC Code of Ethics, have to satisfy relevant liability insurance coverage according to Norwegian standard contract and standards of competence set by RIF. As an element of this standard of competence member firms are required to have a minimum of one RIF-approved consultant per 10 staff members working on projects. To gain this professional title requires competence at university level and normally 8 years relevant practice in addition to ability to act as advisor for others.

RIF member firms are located all over Norway in different sizes covering a broad range of technical fields, such as Acoustics, Aquaculture, Architecture, Civil/Structural, Electrical, Fire Safety, Geotechnical, HVAC/Sanitary, Hydro power, Informatics, Landscape Architecture, Management consulting, Mechanical, Project management, Surveying and mapping, Traffic & transportation urban & regional planning, Valuation and Water supply and waste treatment.

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ABOUT FIDIC
FIDIC, the International Federation of Consulting Engineers (the acronym stands for the French version of the name) represents globally the consulting engineering industry. As such, the Federation promotes the business interest of firms supplying technology-based intellectual services for the built and natural environment.

Read more about FIDIC
Newsletter from FIDIC

ABOUT EFCA
European Federation of Engineering Consultancy Associations (EFCA), the sole association representing professional engineering consultancy and related services in Europe.

Read more about EFCA
Newsletter from EFCA

For further information about RIF, contact:

RIF - Association of Consulting Engineers, Norway
Essendrops gate 3
P.O. Box 5491 Majorstuen
NO-0305 Oslo
Telephone + 47 22 85 35 70
Fax + 47 22 85 35 71
e-mail rif@rif.no