Structural Engineers of New Hampshire (SENH) is a professional association of structural engineers practicing in New Hampshire that is founded on the premise that those in the structural engineering community can improve and advance the practice of structural engineering for both the individual and the profession.

SENH suggests you consult the local building official in the town your project is located to determine if it is subject to the requirements of the NH State Building Code, or if that community has code requirements that exceed the minimum requirements of the NH State Building Code.

You are cordially invited to join Structural Engineers of New Hampshire (SENH), a not-for-profit organization established to pursue common interests of practicing structural engineers and others sharing an interest in the activities of structural engineers. …

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Before retaining a structural engineer, SENH recommends that you check their licensing status on the NH PE Board’s website. Certifications: In addition to state licensing as professional engineers, some structural engineers obtain additional certifications in their specialty.

SENH is a professional association of structural engineers practicing in New Hampshire that is founded on the premise that those in the structural engineering community can improve and advance the practice of structural engineering for both the individual and the profession.

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2021 SENH Excellence in Structural Engineering Award – Bridge and Transportation Structures. Project Name: Lilac Bridge Project Location: Hooksett, NH. Structural Design Firm: Dubois & King, Inc., Bedford, NH. Project Highlights: This project used modern practices to design an economical prefabricated structure with the appearance of a ...

This committee is organized by the New Hampshire chapter of the National Society of Professional Engineers and an appointed SENH member serves on this committee to represent the structural engineering profession.

SENH first began as an unorganized affiliation of several New Hampshire Practicing Structural Engineers whom saw a need and desire to organize and meet to share technical issues, practice issues and common issues and concerns.