Oct 18 2012, 12:03 AM
QUOTE(wandj @ Sep 21 2012, 09:39 AM)
This is so old but I must correct this. FYI, Ir. has always been a prefix to a Professional Engineer. Engr. is a title for Graduate Engineer who had just graduated with a Bachelor and normally is en route to becoming a Professional Engineer which would earn him/her an Ir.
Just noticed this thread. In Malaysia, "Ir." is the title allowed by BEM for the professional engineers registered with BEM in accordance to Engineer Registration Act only. "Engr." is the title created by IEM for their corporate and graduate members, however the grade of membership must be shown after the name, for example:Corporate Member: Engr. James Bond MIEM
Graduate Member: Engr. Peter Parker Grad. IEM
Fellow Member: Engr. Bruce Wayne FIEM
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