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Canon 1, NSPE Code of Ethics for Engineers: “Hold paramount the safety, health, and welfare of the public”

Engineering Ethics – Business and Professional Issues

Engineering Ethics – Canon II - Competence

Engineering Ethics – Canon III - Truthfulness

Engineering Ethics – Canon IV – Fidelity to Employers/Clients

Engineering Ethics - Conflicts of Interest

Engineering Ethics – Conflicts of Interest, Licensure, Confidentiality and Public Criticism

Engineering Ethics – Emerging Issues

Engineering Ethics – Objectivity and Truthfulness, Public Health and Safety, Signing and Sealing of Engineering Drawings and Misrepresentation

Engineering Ethics and the Law

Engineering Ethics: Conflicts of Interest and the Protection of the Public Health, Safety and Welfare

Engineering Ethics: Marketing, Communications, and Employment

Engineering Ethics: Serving as an Engineering Expert and Performing Forensic Engineering

Engineering Ethics: The Basics

Engineering Ethics: The obligation to conduct themselves honorably, responsibly, ethically and lawfully

Engineering Ethics: The Obligation to Hold Paramount the Safety, Health, and Welfare of the Public

Ethical Case Insights Part I: Disclosing, Standing Your Ground, and Dealing with Conflicts

Ethical Case Insights Part II: Keeping the Public Safe, Receiving Gifts, and Questioning Design Responsibility

Ethical Considerations in Engineering: Investigation of Insurance Claims

Ethics Forum: Conflicts of Interest - Employers and Clients

Ethics Forum: Conflicts of Interest – Serving the Public

Ethics Forum: Conflicts of Interest - Vendors and Colleagues

Ethics in our Changing World

Ethics of Sustainable Design

Ethics, Forensics, and the PE

Henry's Daughters

Incident at Morales, An Engineering Ethics Story