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The dilemma of the professional engineer employed in industry
There must be an ethical responsibility1 in the practice of Professional Engineering, supplementing corporate profit objectives, if the public is to be afforded safety protection. The Code of Ethics2 sets forth basic principles of conduct which the Engineer agrees to practice by. Each engineer gauges his particular practice situation against this standard. He faces the possibility of being challenged if he deviates.
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