Not true, the requirement for "non-combustible" CU casings came directly from LFB.
LFB...Let Fuseboards..........
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Not true, the requirement for "non-combustible" CU casings came directly from LFB.
dont forget there are different levels of engineer and not all titles are protected
Not true, the requirement for "non-combustible" CU casings came directly from LFB.
Nowhere does it state that an engineer is classed as x, y or z qualification. Strictly speaking an engineer is anyone who builds or maintains things.
I agree with your point though.
There is NO protection for the title Engineer in the UK, I wish there was, because it would distinguish those of us who are registered as Professional Engineers with formal recognition and independent assessment of our competence with and by the Engineering Council.
I wish it did in the UK, just as it does in other countries around the World, that way those of us who have taken the time to get the qualifications would be adequately recognised.
As it is, a Professionally Qualified Engineer is viewed the same as a gas fitter.
Ok so the IET do all diciplines designs, and most are winged and made up on a project, and sparks & plumbers make it up as they go along........I cant even see them doing that in Wales, I presume you dont do much commercial work.
I have never worked on a project, without a main Architect, and BC rule, were all diciplines design for approval from main building contractor on a co-ordinated drawing. This prevents miss alignment and equipment being incorrectly installed. I cannot see how a project could be run without such a drawing & design...
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