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Professional ethics

Modified: July 07, 2016                                                               

Contents:

• Recommendations to all engineering consultants and scientists:-
  • Professional engineers must work in partnership with and/or under the supervision of scientists specializing in the specific disciplines; for example, in scientists authentic limnology when the issues are freshwater related, an aspect generally ignored until it is too late; Follow the superb Canons of Ethics for Engineers
    
    
  • See also an editorial by a Dalhousie University academic
    
    
  • It is incumbent upon all professionals in not encroaching on scientific specialties that they are not proficient in unless they can prove it through credible citations and/or via published papers in reputed journals
    
    
  • Exceptions are students where they are in a `learning mode'
    
    
  • An example, Dalhousie University's web site on Academic Integrity (these tenets should also apply to the academia)

• Graceful admissions by the Nova Scotia Dept. of the Environment (NSE), and Halifax Regional Municipality (HRM)

• So whom do we trust- an extensive scientific survey conducted by specialists, shore-to-shore of Canada, for the internationally renown Reader's Digest

• Leading journals to examine how they review articles

• Biases and conflicts of interest among peer reviewers

• Professional bodies racist, Crown corporation asserts

• Universities under the gun
  
  
• "Court upholds inkless deal"- A promise is a promise
  

Recommendation to all engineering consultants: Follow your superb Canons of Ethics

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