ENGGEN 140 - Engineering Communications

• take reasonable steps to safeguard health and safety

  • public safety

  • workplace safety

• have regard to effects on environment

  • be efficient

  • minimise waste

• report adverse consequences

  • check on things

  • talk to management

  • report to regulators

• act competently

  • learn well

  • know your limits

  • keep learning

• behave appropriately

  • be professional

  • avoid conflicts of interests

• inform others of consequences of not following advice

  • put it in writing

• maintain confidentiality

  • keep secrets

  • breach if very unsafe

  • breach if law requires

  • inform before breach

• report breath of code

  • have evidence

  • report to Engineering NZ

what are the eight ethics rules

• partnership

• active protection

• participation

what are some Treaty principles

• involved at all levels

• consulted

• considered equally

• aiming for equity

how can we make Maori partners in decision-making processes and ensure their rights and interests are upheld in engineering practices.

• respecting local knowledge

• respecting intellectual property

• respecting physical and spiritual property

how can we actively protect Maori rights

Maori should be welcomed as

• engineers

• business partners

• customers

• employers

how can we make Maori participants in engineering decision-making processes.