Engineering Contract and Professional Practice Quiz

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What was the total cost incurred due to the replacement cable and liquidated damages from the original contractor's failure?

$1,800,000

What percentage of prescribed exhaust particles was the dust collection system supposed to remove?

98%

What was the contract price for Supercleen to design, supply, and install the dust collection system?

$200,000.00

What was the percentage of prescribed particles that the dust collection system actually removed?

60%

What was the provision in the contract between Supercleen and Red Fire Mines regarding Supercleen's total liability?

$200,000.00

In which area was the smelter located where Supercleen was supposed to install the dust collection system?

Northern Ontario

What type of damages could the telecommunications development company claim against the contractor for failing to meet the specified completion date?

Liquidated damages

What was the maximum liability of the contractor for liquidated damages and any other claim for damages under the installation contract?

$1,000,000

What was the consequence of the contractor's failure to meet the specified completion date?

Incurring liquidated damages

What added substantial expense for the telecommunications development company during the installation?

Replacing damaged cable

What term in the contract indicated the importance of punctual completion by the contractor?

'Time was of the essence'

What legal concept covers the situation where inexperienced workers caused damage during installation?

Professional negligence

After the termination of employment, the engineer set up an engineering firm in another part of the City of Toronto. Did this action violate the employment contract?

Yes, because the engineer should not practice professional engineering within the City of Toronto.

What legal concept is relevant in the case of the engineer setting up an engineering firm in violation of the contract?

Professional liability

What could be the potential consequences for the engineer if found guilty of breaching the employment contract?

Facing a lawsuit for damages

Why did the engineer's former employers commence a court action against the engineer?

To prevent the engineer from working in engineering again

What aspect of professional ethics is relevant in this case?

Avoiding conflicts of interest

In what way could this situation have been avoided by the engineer?

By not dealing directly with clients during employment

Test your knowledge on engineering employment contracts and professional practice restrictions. Explore scenarios involving engineers' interactions with clients and development of skills within a design firm.

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