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    CE512 CE Laws, Ethics, Codes and Standards Faculty - Engr. H. E. Gozon

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    This course considers laws, ethics, codes and standards governing civil engineering practice. Students will learn about governing civil engineering laws, ethics, codes and standards. The document outlines a code of ethics for civil engineers, including prohibiting actions that could injure another engineer's reputation, competing on professional charges, reviewing another's work without consent, self-laudatory advertising, and actions bringing discredit to the profession. Fundamental principles of upholding public welfare and fidelity to clients are discussed.

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    This course considers laws, ethics, codes and standards governing civil engineering practice. Students will learn about governing civil engineering laws, ethics, codes and standards. The document outlines a code of ethics for civil engineers, including prohibiting actions that could injure another engineer's reputation, competing on professional charges, reviewing another's work without consent, self-laudatory advertising, and actions bringing discredit to the profession. Fundamental principles of upholding public welfare and fidelity to clients are discussed.

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    CE512 CE Laws, Ethics, Codes and Standards Faculty - Engr. H. E. Gozon

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    CE512

    CE Laws, Ethics, Codes and Standards


    Faculty -
    Engr. H. E. Gozon

    This course considers the laws, ethics, codes and


    standards governing the practice of Civil Engineering
    Intended Learning
    Outcomes -
    Upon completion
    of the course Lecture:
    students will be
    Civil Engineering Ethics
    able to know the
    governing Civil
    Engineering Laws,
    Ethics, Codes and
    Standards
    Report 2 - Civil
    Engineering Code of Ethics for Civil Engineers
    Ethics
    Code of Ethics for Civil Engineers
     
     
    It shall be considered unprofessional and inconsistent with
    honorable and dignified bearing for any registered Civil
    Engineer:
     
    To act for his clients* in professional matters otherwise
    than as a faithful agent or trustee, or to accept any
    remuneration other than his stated charges for services
    rendered to his clients.
     
    To attempt to injure falsely or maliciously, directly or
    indirectly, the professional reputation, prospects, or
    business of another Engineer.
     
    To attempt to supplant another Engineer after definite
    steps have been taken toward his employment.
    To compete with another Engineer for employment on the
    basis of his professional charges, by reducing his usual
    charges and in his manner attempting to underbid after
    being informed of the charges named by another.
     
    To review the work of another Engineer for the same
    client, except with the knowledge or consent of such
    Engineer, or unless the connection of such Engineer with
    the work has been terminated.
     
    To advertise in self-laudatory language, or in any other
    manner derogatory to the dignity of the Profession.
     
    To use the advantages of a salaried position to compete
    unfairly with Engineers in private practice.
     
    To act in any manner or engage in any practice which will
    tend to bring discredit on the honor or dignity of the
    Engineering Profession.
    Fundamental Principles
    Civil engineers uphold and advance the integrity, honor
    and dignity of the civil engineering profession by:
    1. Using their knowledge and skill for the enhancement of
    human welfare and the environment;
    2. Being honest and impartial and serving with fidelity the
    public, their employers/employees and clients;
    3. Striving to increase the competence and prestige of
    the civil engineering profession; and
    4, Supporting the professional and technical societies of
    their disciplines.
    Fundamental Canons
    1. Civil Engineers shall hold paramount the safety, health
    and welfare of the public and shall strive to comply
    with the principles of sustainable development in the
    performance of their duties.
    2. Civil Engineers shall perform services only in areas of
    their competence.
    3. Civil Engineers shall issue public statements only in an
    objective and truthful manner.
    4. Civil Engineers shall act in professional matters for
    each employer or client as faithful agents or trustees,
    and shall avoid conflicts of interest.
    5. Civil Engineers shall build their professional reputation
    on the merit of their services and shall not compete
    unfairly with others.
    6. Civil Engineers shall act in such a manner as to uphold
    and enhance the honor, integrity, and dignity of the
    civil engineering profession.
    7. Civil Engineers shall continue their professional
    development throughout their careers, and shall
    provide opportunities for the professional development
    of those civil engineers under their supervision.
    • Reference: Ethics and the Filipino
    Study of from the book
    Ethics by
    R.B. Agapay

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