Mining Engineering Code of Ethics
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According to the Code of Ethics, what is the requirement for maintaining the dignity and honor of the profession?

  • Obeying the duly constituted authorities
  • Exercising allegiance to the Republic of the Philippines
  • Keeping the natural resources of the State unblemished
  • Maintaining a high degree of knowledge, efficiency, responsibility, and morality (correct)
  • What is the primary responsibility of a Mining Engineer towards the State?

  • Supporting the Constitution and obeying all laws
  • Promoting the development and use of natural resources for the interest of the people
  • Conserving and protecting the natural resources of the State (correct)
  • Maintaining allegiance to the Republic of the Philippines
  • According to the Code of Ethics, what is the role of a Mining Engineer in government service?

  • To work for personal profit
  • To work for the interest of the government (correct)
  • Toexact favors or oppress those dealing with the office
  • To support the organization of the profession
  • What is the responsibility of a Mining Engineer towards the community?

    <p>To faithfully exercise his/her profession</p> Signup and view all the answers

    According to the Code of Ethics, what is required for the practice of Mining Engineering?

    <p>A high degree of knowledge, efficiency, responsibility, and morality</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the fundamental principle guiding the profession of Mining Engineering?

    <p>Adherence to the Code of Ethics</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the responsibility of a Mining Engineer towards the profession?

    <p>To actively support the organization of his chosen profession</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the primary duty of a Mining Engineer towards natural resources?

    <p>To conserve and protect the natural resources of the State</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the primary responsibility of a Mining Engineer?

    <p>To ensure the safety and welfare of the people</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In what situation should a Mining Engineer be willing to render professional service without compensation?

    <p>In cases of accidents, emergencies, or calamities</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should a Mining Engineer avoid issuing or causing to be issued?

    <p>Unwanted professional opinions, improper advice, or false information</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should a Mining Engineer always state clearly in their professional opinion or report?

    <p>The basis and limitations of the professional opinion or conclusion</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should a Mining Engineer avoid inducing or encouraging through their opinion or report?

    <p>Any undertaking or activity that may be immoral, unlawful, or inimical to the general welfare</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should a Mining Engineer do when called upon to enlighten any interested sector of the community?

    <p>State honestly in accordance with their professional knowledge the facts or circumstances pertinent to the inquiry, without bias or prejudice</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should a Mining Engineer avoid publishing or causing to be published?

    <p>Any report, maps, or dissertations for any untoward, unlawful, or immoral undertaking</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What should a Mining Engineer avoid in their professional announcements or advertisements?

    <p>False or exaggerated information</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Preamble

    • The code of ethics is a solemn responsibility for mining engineers, guiding their profession with a norm of conduct.
    • The privilege of practicing mining engineering requires a high degree of knowledge, efficiency, responsibility, and morality.

    Article I - Declaration of Principles

    • The practice of mining engineering is a privilege granted by the State, requiring a high degree of knowledge, efficiency, responsibility, and morality.
    • A mining engineer must recognize and obey the duly constituted authorities in the practice of their profession.
    • A mining engineer must endeavor to protect and conserve, develop, and utilize natural resources for the benefit of present and future generations.

    Article II - Responsibilities to the State

    • A mining engineer must maintain allegiance to the Republic of the Philippines and support the Constitution.
    • A mining engineer must faithfully exercise their profession, conserve and protect natural resources, and promote their development and use for the interest of the people.
    • A mining engineer must strive for the common good and contribute their expertise to the success of national projects or policies.
    • A mining engineer in government service must work for the interest of the government and not employ their position for personal profit.
    • A mining engineer must actively support the organization of their chosen profession and share their experiences with others.

    Article III - Responsibilities to the Community

    • A mining engineer must prioritize the safety and welfare of the people in the pursuit of their profession.
    • A mining engineer must be ready and willing to render professional service without compensation in cases of accidents, emergencies, or calamities.
    • A mining engineer must not issue unwanted professional opinions, improper advice, or false information that may alarm, confuse, or endanger the safety of the community.
    • A mining engineer must report to the proper authorities any acts or omissions that are prejudicial to public interest and the welfare of the people.
    • A mining engineer must not render a professional opinion or report without supporting facts and competent analysis.
    • A mining engineer must not issue sensational or exaggerated opinions, reports, or statements that may induce or encourage immoral, unlawful, or inimical activities.
    • A mining engineer must always endeavor to state honestly and without bias or prejudice when enlightening any interested sector of the community.
    • A mining engineer must not cause or allow the publication of their report, maps, or dissertations for any untoward, unlawful, or immoral undertaking.
    • A mining engineer may publish or disseminate articles, documents, or writings to impart their knowledge and expertise to the public.
    • A mining engineer may publish or disseminate professional calling cards or announcements, but they must not be false or exaggerated.

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    A quiz on the code of ethics for mining engineers, covering the principles and responsibilities of the profession.

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