Editing European Engineer (section)

== Qualification ==
The title is granted after successful application to a national member of Engineers Europe which includes representation from many European countries, including much of the [[European Union]]. 
In providing an acceptable common and highly professional standard, the European Engineer requires proven experience and competency in the application of scientific knowledge, level of professional skill, safety and environmental consciousness, sense of responsibility and the ability to communicate within the level of supervision received and given. A substantial number of years of formation and practice, consisting of an accredited engineering degree, further advanced training, and extensive responsible professional experience, is required by Engineers Europe for the EUR ING title. This is defined in the EUR ING standard for
professional engineering competence (EUR ING Spec).<ref>{{cite web |url=https://www.engineerseurope.com/sites/default/files/4_173_EMC-EURINGSPEC-20220924_TD.pdf|title=EUR ING Standard For Professional Engineering Competence (EUR ING Spec), Page 6|publisher=Engineers Europe}}</ref>

Recognition of the qualification and title are generally not specifically incorporated into national law. In all cases approval is only after [[peer review]] by the appropriate national [[engineering society]]. The [[European Union|EU]] [[European professional qualification directives|Directive 89/48/EEC]] generally exempts a bearer from additional examination in the European Union. Names are also placed on the EUR ING Register maintained by Engineers Europe in addition to national member registers.<ref>{{cite web |url=https://www.engc.org.uk/engcdocuments/internet/website/Guide%20to%20the%20FEANI%20Register%202013.pdf|title=Guide to the Engineers Europe EUR ING register |publisher=Engineers Europe}}</ref>