Your links to the advertised engineering jobs raises an interesting point. Most of the jobs ask for either IEng or CEng for the same specific job description, whereas UKSpec defines CEng and IEng with different competencies. This seems odd to me, but then again this is only a small sample of currently advertised jobs.
The IEng and CEng requirements may be different, but whenever I have read UKSpec, it's been clear that a CEng should be capable of doing anything that an IEng could do. So there isn't any discrepancy there.
Your links to the advertised engineering jobs raises an interesting point. Most of the jobs ask for either IEng or CEng for the same specific job description, whereas UKSpec defines CEng and IEng with different competencies. This seems odd to me, but then again this is only a small sample of currently advertised jobs.
The IEng and CEng requirements may be different, but whenever I have read UKSpec, it's been clear that a CEng should be capable of doing anything that an IEng could do. So there isn't any discrepancy there.
