Read my other posts psychobiker. Anyone can come up with an idea.
I like how you’re quick to judge that I may not be a very good engineer, but woe betide me for wanting to demonstrate and be recognised for the time I’ve served, both professionally and academically.
I think it’s incredible the number of selfless individuals on here who are happy to be considered equal to someone in the same trade with less knowledge or experience… That, to me, smacks of a lack of self belief and ambition.
I’ve not mentioned a need for qualifications, only qualification of the term, and the Institute of Engineers awards chartership for pure experience, or combined experience and qualifications.
Many of the responses on this thread show exactly the ignorance of what a professional engineer is and does which prompted my initial comment. Thanks for the supporting evidence.
For the record, I don’t need to do any willy waving, and also for the record I’m not chartered.
I believe a train engineer is a proper engineer Captjon…
Technician Engineer covers all bases, so you win Ming. 🙂