Yes, Engineer is listed with a state or provincial licence as an alternative credential. The licence must be a full licence to practise, and the offered duties must still be engineering work.
The licence is a credential, not a shortcut around the duties test
The Appendix 2 entry for Engineer reads baccalaureate or licenciatura degree, or state or provincial licence. A full membership record from a provincial engineering regulator therefore satisfies the credential element on its own. Two cautions follow.
First, a candidate or junior registration that does not authorize independent practice is not the same document, and an officer who sees a restriction will ask for the degree instead. Second, the credential answers only half of the question. The applicant must be entering to perform engineering, so a process lead whose week is mostly contractor scheduling and invoice approval may be refused even with a perfect licence.
Bring the licence record, but also bring a duties description that a practising engineer would recognize as engineering. Citizenship, temporary intent and the absence of a controlling ownership stake in the employer are checked separately.