oil barron
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There are some Proffesions where it is a requirement for an engineer of chartered status to sign of on designs and permit submitals. I think mostly in the civil world. Although any deepwater well drilled in the Gulf of Mexico requires a chartered engineer to sign off on the casing design now as well.chartered "CEng" is completely different from having done a masters "MEng". to get CEng you need a relevant BSc, BEng, MSc or MEng to start with, then appropriate experience/learning/courses with proof of experience kept in a logbook, then the appropriate instition e.g. IMechE, IET etc. will grant you CEng status, usually after an interview.
MEng is however beneficial as otherwise you need to demonstrate MEng level learning as the first part of the progression.