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By prioritizing the safety, health, and welfare of the public, engineers uphold the integrity of their profession and contribute to the well-being of society.

Misrepresentation or omission of relevant facts can have serious consequences, including public harm, legal ramifications, and loss of professional credibility.

By acting as faithful agents, engineers build trust with their employers and clients.

Engineers must avoid deceptive acts such as falsifying qualifications or engaging in fraudulent practices.

Engineers must respect the confidentiality of information provided by clients or employers and must not disclose it without proper consent.

Engineers must disclose any potential conflicts of interest that could influence their judgment or the quality of their services.

Engineers must adhere to the principles of sustainable development to protect the environment for future generations.

Engineers must engage in continuous professional development to stay current in their fields.

Engineers should make public statements and criticisms that are objective, truthful, and based on factual information.

By using company resources for personal gain, Lisa diverts valuable assets from their intended use, affecting the company&rsquo;s productivity and resource allocation.

Engineers must give credit to those who have contributed to their work and avoid plagiarism.

Engineers are responsible for their professional actions and must comply with relevant laws and regulations.

Engineers have a duty to report any unethical or illegal practices they observe in their profession.

Engineers should ensure that their advertising and solicitation are truthful and not misleading.

Many engineering licensure boards require continuing education as part of their license renewal process.

Protecting the confidentiality of information obtained from clients is a fundamental ethical responsibility for engineers.

Resolving conflicts ethically is a crucial responsibility for engineers, emphasizing the importance of prioritizing the public interest and maintaining professional integrity.

Reporting safety concerns is a fundamental ethical obligation for engineers.

Engineers should be open to working with professionals from other fields, such as architects, scientists, and business experts.

By using a structured approach to ethical decision-making, engineers can make decisions that are fair, transparent, and consistent with professional standards.

Engineers must commit to upholding the highest standards of professional ethics throughout their careers.