Are all Engineers licensed?
Are all Engineers licensed?
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Are all engineers licensed, like Quality Engineers, Process Engineers, Project Engineers, New Product Introduction Engineers, etc.?
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Are all Engineers licensed?
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RE: Are all Engineers licensed?
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RE: Are all Engineers licensed?
Unfortunately in North America the word "engineer" is not properly used in all instances. It should be a title similar to the Dipl.-Ing. title used in Europe so that one has a reasonable expectation of a person's education, work experience, etc. However, there are many people given the title engineer in North America (especially in the fields of Quality and Manufacturing/Processing) that do not have a formal background in engineering, meaning secondary education at an accredited university, membership in professional societies, professional development training, etc. And before anyone starts a discussion on the benefit of hands-on experience, how poor the current generation of university graduates are, the large number of truly gifted technical people without engineering degrees, etc., I understand all this. My point is specifically about the title, and how it should be used.
RE: Are all Engineers licensed?
(they have to be to keep on working as an engineer
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i also beleive a PE comes with PHD degree.
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this sounds like one of those iq questions.
RE: Are all Engineers licensed?