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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 Case Insights: Lessons in Disclosure

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

Knowing When You’re Standing on the Edge of an Ethical Cliff

Navigating the Ethical Dilemmas that Arise in Every Day Engineering Practice