"Calif Bill" wrote in message ...
"basskisser" wrote in message
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"Joe" wrote in message
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Pure horse****. Look at the specific laws. MOST states require you,
like GA, to be a licensed profesional engineer in order to call
yourself an engineer. Either in YOUR name, your COMPANY name, etc.

Most states have exceptions, including yours.
I think Texas is the only state that doesn't.


Plus you can be called an engineer in Georgia if you get to drive
the
locomotive.

Not true.

Not sure about that one, but If I had to guess, I'd guess your wrong.

Again, I've given specific verbage directly from the State of GA
website. Prove me wrong.

Give the specific verbage directly from the other 49 States of USA
websites. Prove us wrong.

Here are a few, in hopes that you will understand that most of the
states are VERY similar. Funny, but you claim to be an engineer and
don't understand this.
Alabama:
http://www.bels.state.al.us/pdfs/Law...rativeCode.pdf

North Carolina:
http://www.ncbels.org/GS89C8-2000.pdf

California:
http://www.dca.ca.gov/pels/2003_pe_act.pdf

So, now, do you get the idea? Most states are very similar!