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Ethical Conduct Procedures in Engineering Profession

• Overview and Definitions:
  • Engineer: A registered member of the Egyptian Engineering Syndicate practicing engineering.
  • Client: The project owner employing the engineer or company for engineering design and/or project supervision. This can include individuals, private, or public companies.
  • Employer: The legal owner, partner, or director of an engineering office or company.

General Responsibilities of Engineers Towards Society

• Engineers have a responsibility to enhance societal well-being, aiming for safe, comfortable lives within a well-designed urban environment.
• Understanding societal needs, challenges, and future aspirations is crucial for engineers to foster comprehensive, sustainable development.
• Engineer's responsibility extends to sparsely populated regions in addition to existing urban areas.
• Preservation of national heritage, religious and social values, along with upholding human rights are important considerations.
• Ethical conduct when working abroad, respecting universally shared values is emphasized.

Engineer's Relationship with the Engineering Community and Colleagues

• Cooperation and fair competition within the engineering community are essential.
• Ethical considerations, especially regarding competition, are outlined to ensure professional conduct.
• Collaboration with engineering associations is stressed for professional development and community advancement.

Engineer's Responsibility Towards Clients

• Building trust and transparency in client relationships is paramount.
• Engineers are expected to provide services diligently and uphold contractual obligations.
• Acting as a reliable representative for clients safeguarding information confidentiality.
• Engineers should address potential harm to others or society in client actions to prevent misconduct.

Professional Practice: Project Development

• Ethical conduct in project development from design through execution is emphasized.
• Avoiding errors in design and construction phases is crucial.
• Maintaining confidentiality while communicating project progression to clients is necessary.

Intellectual Property Rights Protection

• Engineers' intellectual property rights are protected, and their contributions are valued in the profession and recognized.
• Cooperation with other engineers, and respecting the rights of all parties concerned.

Adherence to the Law

• Complete adherence to all applicable laws, including those specific to the engineering profession.
• Seeking legal counsel when uncertain about the legality of actions.
• Collaboration with relevant authorities for any investigations related to engineering practices.

Continuous Education and Training

• Staying abreast of advancements in the engineering field is encouraged.
• Participating in conferences, workshops, and training programs is encouraged to enhance professional development.

Environmental Protection and Sustainable Development

• Engineers play a crucial role in sustainable development, utilizing resources responsible.

• Engineers should respect and maintain natural resources and the environment.

• Avoidance of pollution and maintaining the integrity of the environment, including water, air, and soil.

• Adherence to regulations protecting the environment during project development and implementation.

• Prioritizing balanced development, incorporating environmental factors in engineering projects.