The Institution of Engineers Code of Ethics - Research Article from Encyclopedia of Science, Technology, and Ethics

This encyclopedia article consists of approximately 7 pages of information about The Institution of Engineers Code of Ethics.

The Institution of Engineers Code of Ethics - Research Article from Encyclopedia of Science, Technology, and Ethics

This encyclopedia article consists of approximately 7 pages of information about The Institution of Engineers Code of Ethics.
This section contains 1,933 words
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National Headquarters
11 National Circuit
Barton, Australian Capital Territory
2600 Australia

Founded 1919
Members: 45,000


Code of Ethics

Preamble

The further development of civilization, the conservation and management of natural resources, and the improvement of the standards of living of mankind are greatly affected by the work of the Engineer. For that work to be fully effective it is necessary not only that Engineers strive constantly to widen their knowledge and improve their skill but also that the community be willing to recognize the integrity and trust the judgment of members of the Profession of Engineering.

For this to happen, the Profession must be recognized in the community for

  • its skill in using technical expertise for the enhancement of human welfare
  • its loyalty to the community, to employers and clients
  • its honesty and impartiality in professional practice
  • Engineers shall so order their lives and work as to merit...

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