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ARE CENG AND IENG EQUAL IN STATUS

Can we say that the CEng and IEng be considered equal titles in professional status or IEng is inferior than CEng.

As the Application Form for both CEng and IEng is same.
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    0 Former Community Member in reply to Sparkingchip




    Bravo
    Kevin,




    Both
    grades are a foot on the ladder recognition of a PE's competence to
    start in a responsible engineering post.

    An I
    Eng has a solid grounding in industry, codes and practices a MEng C
    Eng has a proven practical experience in report writing, advanced
    mathemetics and a specialisation now adays an IT programme that
    takes up to 18 months to master. both require responsibility and
    innovative solutions to problems that arrive.

    Note
    that innovation is rare today in engineering as codes have to be
    respected. I created a document management of the companies
    requirements in codes , I catalogued over 2000 codes! 

    Both I
    Eng & C Eng are important on a project and are
    complementary.




    What we
    are seeing on these blogs is a certain attitude of C Engs who want
    this grade to be a superior grade showing a mid career competence
    to engineer. I Eng and C Eng are only the first responsibility
    grades. (L + M + a short experience).




    Taking
    my career, I have never worked in what I first studied.

    What I
    learnt was how to be responsible, how to respect my peer
    Technologists, Scientists, Engineers and Technicians and how to
    learn from others.




    The Master students I mentored were industrial engineers,
    they undertook a project in nuclear dismantling, they got first
    jobs in the food industry, car manufacture and accounting. The head
    of division was I Eng equivalent, when I worked in Fusion , the UK
    Fusion Director was HNC.



    The whole UK attitude is out of line with Europe and the
    States.



    We need to define very quickly what we need to do to recover
    the PE registration. - BREXIT will need engineers!

    IET has not paid much attention to the PEs who come up
    through apprenticeship and HNC. IET has also not helped much with
    BSc qualified PEs aiming at C Eng grade.



    As people on this blog have statedthat  there are 90% or
    more I Eng type PEs not joining PEIs . Perhaps we should call IET
    & EC UK for the statistics and then get to task in making our
    PEI of interest to non registered Professional Engineers.



    People are mindful of their own careers in making decisions.
    Many C Eng see their registration as a social status and not as a
    ticket to advancement in engineering.



    I've done my bit in engineering, I will try and give
    something back to the next generation of PEs. I was in the team
    that started ITEME, Incorporated Engineer and the amalgamation of
    Engineers & Technologists that led to the true E&T
    Institute IIE.

    engineering can be fun, lets sell the story to all new
    PEs.



    Good luck,



    John Gowman. MIET

    * ITEME  C 1G 293 Parts 1, 2, 3, Electrical endorsement
    +

    * IEng BSc (HNC)

    *BA - 5 years studies in new subjects - mathematics &
    materials science

    *Ingénieur
    Chercheur
    with a taught master and Monologue- Master approved
    by a top UK Engineering University.

    C Eng refused 5 times (did not request C Eng IET as my
    prospective employer did not recognise IET)

    I could be C Eng twice and Eur Ing ( i'ma bilingual) but the
    UK system failed me - no sponsors.










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