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Let the replies begin....When is an electrical engineer not an engineer?

Lynsay Callaghan
This is an interesting story on the term registered professional engineer and how it is interpreted.
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    It is not a story on how registered professional engineer is interpreted. It is a story on how engineer is interpreted and the interpretation seems to be that if you are not either:

    a) a registered professional engineer, or

    b) working for a recognised engineering company

    then you are not allowed to call yourself an engineer in Arizona. It will be interesting to see who wins here. I think I know who will win - the lawyers!

    Alasdair
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    It is not a story on how registered professional engineer is interpreted. It is a story on how engineer is interpreted and the interpretation seems to be that if you are not either:

    a) a registered professional engineer, or

    b) working for a recognised engineering company

    then you are not allowed to call yourself an engineer in Arizona. It will be interesting to see who wins here. I think I know who will win - the lawyers!

    Alasdair
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