code of ethics

A set of moral principles or values that govern the conduct of an individual belonging to a group or profession.

ethics

Honesty, fairness, and ________ form a moral philosophy.

justice

The Electrical Engineer shall observe moral principles and values as a set of ________ standards to guide his conduct.

dynamic

The Electrical Engineer must promote the welfare of his community and of ________ in general.

mankind

The Code of Ethics for Electrical Engineers is PRC Board of Electrical Engineering Board Resolution No. ________, series of 1995.

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The Code of Ethics was adopted on October 18 of what year?

1995

Article I of the Code is titled "________ Life."

Professional

Art. I Sec. 1: An Electrical Engineer discharges his duties with absolute ________ to clients and employers.

fidelity

Art. I Sec. 1: An Electrical Engineer shall act with optimum margin of ________.

safety

Art. I Sec. 1: An Electrical Engineer shall act with fairness and ________ to all.

impartiality

Art. I Sec. 1: An Electrical Engineer shall have due regard to public ________ and welfare.

interest

Art. I Sec. 2: An Electrical Engineer shall uphold the honor and ________ of his profession.

dignity

Art. I Sec. 2: An Electrical Engineer shall avoid dealings with persons or enterprises of questionable ________.

character

Art. I Sec. 3: An Electrical Engineer shall strive to ________ his skills and knowledge to give the best service to the public.

upgrade

Art. I Sec. 4: An Electrical Engineer shall advertise his work or merit only in a ________ manner.

simple

Art. I Sec. 5: An Electrical Engineer shall discourage untrue, unfair, and ________ statements regarding electrical engineering.

exaggerated

Art. I Sec. 6: An Electrical Engineer shall have due regard for the safety of the life and ________ of employees, workers, and the public.

health

Art. I Sec. 7: An Electrical Engineer may express an opinion on an electrical engineering subject only when it is ________ for.

called

Art. I Sec. 8: An Electrical Engineer shall not issue statements on ________ matters involving the profession except when public interest is affected.

sensitive

Article II of the Code is titled "Relations With ________ and Employer."

Client

Art. II Sec. 1: An Electrical Engineer shall be fair, impartial and ________ in rendering professional service.

reasonable

Art. II Sec. 2: If the engineer has a financial interest in equipment needed for a contract, it must be clarified in the contract to avoid conflict of ________.

interest

Art. II Sec. 3: An Electrical Engineer shall be ________ in guarding against conditions dangerous to life, health, or property.

vigilant

Art. II Sec. 4: An Electrical Engineer shall present clearly the known possible consequences or ________ of the work.

limitations

Art. II Sec. 5: If specialized work is called for, the engineer shall advise the client to engage competent experts and ________.

specialists

Art. II Sec. 6: An Electrical Engineer shall not accept compensation from more than one interested party for the same service without the consent of ________ affected parties.

all

Art. II Sec. 7: An Electrical Engineer shall not divulge ________ matters or information of his client or employer without their consent.

confidential

Art. II Sec. 8: An Electrical Engineer preparing specifications shall not make them fit the equipment of a prospective ________ without the client's consent.

bidder

Art. II Sec. 9: An Electrical Engineer shall promptly ________ to his client or employer an interest in a business that may conflict with his engineering work.

disclose

Article III of the Code is titled "Relations With Fellow ________."

Engineers

Art. III Sec. 1: An Electrical Engineer shall protect the profession against misrepresentation, distortion, misunderstanding or unfair ________.

criticism

Art. III Sec. 2: An Electrical Engineer shall give ________ to the engineering work of the person to whom it is legally due.

credit

Art. III Sec. 3: An Electrical Engineer shall live up to the ________ of professional practice.

standards

Art. III Sec. 4: An Electrical Engineer shall not injure the professional ________, prospects, or practice of his colleagues.

reputation

Art. III Sec. 4: If he finds an engineer violating ethical rules, he shall bring the matter to the proper ________ for disciplinary action.

forum

Art. III Sec. 5: An Electrical Engineer shall not compete by ________ after the results of a public bidding have been announced.

underbidding

Art. III Sec. 6: An Electrical Engineer shall not alter another PEE's signed and sealed plan without the latter's ________ consent.

written

Art. III Sec. 7: An Electrical Engineer shall not malign, ________, or destroy the good name and reputation of others.

vilify

Article IV of the Code is titled "________ Provisions."

Penal

Art. IV Sec. 1: A violation of the Code is unethical, unprofessional and ________ conduct.

dishonorable

Art. IV Sec. 1: A violator is subject to disciplinary action by the Board of ________ Engineering.

Electrical

Article V of the Code is titled "________."

Effectivity

Art. V: The Code takes effect upon approval by the ________ and after 15 days following publication in the Official Gazette.

Commission

Art. V: The Code takes effect after how many days following its publication in the Official Gazette?

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