When Does a Lumber Estimate Become a Design? Know the Line.
Join us for a free webinar on Tuesday, June 2, 2026, at 12:00 p.m. CST and gain essential insight into the Nebraska Engineers and Architects Regulation Act (E&A Act)—and how it applies to the work you do.
What may seem like a straightforward material takeoff or building layout can, in some cases, cross into the practice of architecture or engineering. Understanding where that line is can help you avoid risk, support your customers, and keep projects moving smoothly.
This session will break down what you need to know in a clear, real-world way.
In this webinar, you will:
- Understand when an estimate or layout may be considered “design” under the Act
- Learn when a Nebraska-licensed architect or engineer must be involved
- Gain practical examples you can apply immediately
- Have the opportunity to ask questions and get straightforward answers
The E&A Act exists to ensure that buildings are designed by qualified professionals when required—protecting life, health, property, and public welfare. Having a clear understanding of these requirements helps you better serve your customers while reducing potential liability.
Don’t miss this opportunity—reserve your spot today. Strengthen your understanding of the Act, support safe construction practices, and help prevent the unlicensed practice of architecture or engineering—whether by preparing plans without proper Nebraska licensure or by failing to engage a licensed design professional when required.
