ECELAW MANUAL PRACTICE

As an ECE professional, what is your responsibility toward the state?

• Prioritize personal business interests over national development

• Promote technological advancements that contribute to national progress

• Keep all engineering knowledge private to avoid unauthorized access

• Ignore government regulations when working on projects

Engineers should adhere to the policies and regulations set by the government to:

• Avoid penalties and fines

• Ensure the ethical and legal practice of their profession

• Gain government favors and exclusive contracts

• Increase financial gains

When working on a government project, an engineer must:

• Use only the cheapest materials to reduce costs

• Follow ethical standards and ensure transparency

• Ignore safety standards if the project is urgent

• Prioritize personal interests over national development

Engineers have a duty to the public to:

• Maximize profit even at the expense of safety

• Ensure public welfare, safety, and environmental sustainability

• Only follow ethical guidelines when necessary

• Keep all technical reports confidential, even those concerning public safety

When an engineer identifies a potential safety hazard in a public infrastructure project, they should:

• Ignore it to meet the deadline

• Report it and recommend corrective actions

• Cover it up to maintain a good relationship with contractors

• Leave it for someone else to handle

What is the primary reason engineers must avoid misleading the public about their qualifications or project capabilities?

• To maintain a good reputation

• To prevent legal consequences

• To uphold honesty, integrity, and public trust

• To avoid competition

An ECE professional must prioritize which of the following when dealing with clients?

• The client's demands over ethical and safety considerations

• Fairness, honesty, and professionalism in all transactions

• Maximizing profit, even if it means cutting corners

• Favoring certain clients for future business opportunities

If an engineer finds that a client’s request violates safety or ethical standards, they should:

• Proceed with the project as instructed

• Inform the client of the issue and refuse to participate if necessary

• Modify reports to justify the client’s request

• Ignore the issue and avoid confrontation

What should an engineer do if a client offers a bribe for project approval?

• Accept it if it benefits the project

• Politely decline and report the incident to the proper authorities

• Negotiate a higher amount

• Keep it confidential to maintain client relations

Engineers should treat their colleagues with:

• Professionalism, respect, and fairness

• Secrecy and competition at all times

• Dishonesty if it benefits their career

• Indifference, as long as they focus on their own work