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UKSpec 4th Edition

Peter Miller
The latest edition of UKSpec has been published. Downgrading of IEng competencies as promised. 

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    My point is that reading through UKSpec, for every competence that an IEng is expected to have, the CEng one is either the same or more onerous.  There is nothing that an IEng does that a CEng would not also do.


    If UKSpec had "IEng does these things and CEng does those things", then the whole "equal but different" would be plausible.
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    My point is that reading through UKSpec, for every competence that an IEng is expected to have, the CEng one is either the same or more onerous.  There is nothing that an IEng does that a CEng would not also do.


    If UKSpec had "IEng does these things and CEng does those things", then the whole "equal but different" would be plausible.
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