The abbreviation EE is used for which position?

• A. Electrical Engineer of Record
• B. Electrical Engineer
• C. Electrical Estimator
• D. Electronics Technician

Answer: (A)

This question hinges on recognizing that EE refers to the Engineer of Record for electrical systems—someone who is licensed and legally responsible for the electrical design and its compliance with codes. The Engineer of Record signs drawings and is the authority for design decisions and changes, which is the role implied by EE in this context. An Electrical Estimator focuses on cost and quantity takeoffs, not design authority. An Electronics Technician is a tradesperson who works with electronics hardware rather than responsible design documentation. A general Electrical Engineer is a broader role, but the designation EE here points to the Engineer of Record responsible for the authoritative electrical design on the project.