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chartered engineer

10/14/2009 7:27 AM

what is the role played by a chartered engineer?
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10/14/2009 8:06 AM

Hamlet I think, or was it?

Seriously, Chartered engineer is simply the UK equivilent to Professional Engineer in the US. Simply means they passed a test and a interview and have proven experience.

A Chartered engineer could play any engineering role, but often projects will require such a person to sign off as approver of designs.

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11/08/2009 6:25 PM

Any engineering design or document must be signed and stamped by a Chartered engineer or Professional Engineer and the Chartered engineer or Professional Engineer who signs and stamps the engineering document or design takes its responsibility. The person signed and stamped the document can be sued for any engineering flaw in the document.

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