Federal Association of Engineers and Architects of Costa Rica Code of Ethics - Research Article from Encyclopedia of Science, Technology, and Ethics

This encyclopedia article consists of approximately 3 pages of information about Federal Association of Engineers and Architects of Costa Rica Code of Ethics.

Federal Association of Engineers and Architects of Costa Rica Code of Ethics - Research Article from Encyclopedia of Science, Technology, and Ethics

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Founded: 1971
Members: 6,000


Code of Professional Ethics

The following acts are unethical:

  • In relation to the Profession:
    • To perform in bad faith acts that have been established as contrary to good techniques or to incur voluntary omissions even if it be in compliance with the orders of authorities or mandates.
    • To accept a job knowing that it may lend itself to malice or fraud or may be against the general interest;
    • To sign plans, specifications, recommendations, records or reports which have not been executed, studied, or seen personally, except those documents which, in themselves are objects of public faith and must be exercised personally. (As reformed in session 3-82 A.E.R.)
    • To associate one's name with propaganda or activities with persons who appear unqualified as professionals, to honor disproportionately persons or things to commercial or political ends.
    • To receive...

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