CODE OF ETHICS: SECTION III, Subsection I & J

By: Jayson J. Becosacer

• SECTION III, Subsection I: He will present clearly the consequences to be

expected from deviations proposed if his engineering judgment is overruled by
non-technical authority in cases where he is responsible for the technical
adequacy of engineering work.

- The ECE in-charge of the project explain how crucial his or her design is and
tell what will happen if the design is not implemented properly.
- Any non-technical personnel shall not disregard nor deviate from the technical
designs proposed by an ECE.
- Any act of deviance from the technical specifications provided by an ECE can
be considered as an illegal implementation. STRICTLY FOLLOW
STANDARDS.
- Administrative actions shall be done if the work is deemed illegally
implemented.

• SECTION III, Subsection J: He shall undertake only those engineering assignments

for which he is qualified.

- RA9292: Article I, Section 5: Nature and Scope of Practice of ECE, ECT, and PECE
- An ECE shall not take any engineering (ECE) work that is not within the scope of his
nature of profession.
- NO ILLEGAL TRANSACTION
- Any action violating this code shall be dealt with accordingly under Article VI
of RA9292.

• SECTION III, Subsection J: He shall engage or advice his employer or client to

engage specialist and shall cooperate with them whenever his employer’s or client’s
interest are served best by such an arrangement.

- Do not hesitate to consult to other specialist or professional if the need arises.

- The client’s interest and safety are and will always be a priority.
- Cooperate professionally with other engineers and specialist.
- Let your client know the best solution you can offer according to his or her
needs.