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Ethics
Ethics is a cornerstone of civil engineering practice. ASCE maintains a variety of resources to assist the civil engineer in learning about and implementing the highest ethical standards.
ASCE Ethics Resources
ASCE Code of Ethics Ethics: Guidelines for Professional Conduct for Civil Engineers Guidance on Licensing and Ethical Responsibilities for Civil Engineers
ASCE Ethics Related Policy
Testing for Professional Ethics (PS 376) Professional Ethics and Conflict of Interest (PS502) Use of the Term "Engineer" (PS433) All ASCE Policy StatementsOther Engineering Ethics Resources
NSPE Code of Ethics NSPE Guidelines for Addressing Unlicensed Practice of Engineering Codes of Ethics Online National Institute for Engineering EthicsOrder of the Engineer
The Order of the Engineer was initiated in the United States to foster a spirit of pride and responsibility in the engineering profession, to bridge the gap between training and experience, and to present to the public a visible symbol identifying the engineer. Participants take the Obligation of the Engineer and wear a steel ring as a reminder of their commitment to high ethics and professionalism. ASCE is an official Link of the Order of the Engineer and regularly conducts Ring Ceremonies at national events and in conjunction with sections and branches.
Order of the Engineer – Information on the national organization. ASCE World Headquarters Link – Information on ASCE led Ring Ceremonies.Related Conferences
Coming soon..Related Organizations
National Society of Professional Engineers National Institute for Engineering Ethics
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