I had a Permit to operate a Yard Diesel-Electric Locomotive which is
commonly referred to as a "Locomotive Engineer". But there is no
mention of the word Engineer. It is simply Operator.
A Locomotive Engineer would be a professional who designs these
machines.
Terry
(PS. I live in the same country as Norman)
On Feb 28, 2008, at 4:18 PM, John Jobe wrote:
> So you are saying where you live (I have no idea where that is.) I
> could graduate with a degree in Software Engineering (I have.), but I
> could not call myself a software engineer unless I join a local
> society? Is this society like a workers union (collective bargaining
> unit) or professional organization like ACM or IEEE? What would be
> the requirements to join? BTW where are you? I'm betting outside the
> US, but otherwise would have no leaning in any special direction.
>
> On Feb 28, 2008, at 6:11 PM, Norman Palardy wrote:
>>
>> Just an FYI that there are some jurisdictions (like where I live)
>> where you legally cannot call your self an "Engineer" of any kind
>> unless you are a member of the local Professional Engineers society
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