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A licensed professional Is employed at engineering firm Company A and Is in the process of preparing a Did on a municipal construction project. The professional has a very close friend who works for competing firm Company B, which Is actively bidding on the same project. The friend contacts the professional about an attractive Job opportunity at Company B. The friend adds that the job opportunity contingent on the professional providing detailed information from Company A's bid on the project. In addition, the professional will be granted a "special bonus" for providing this information.
Would it be ethical for the professional to accept the offer?

• A. No, It would not be ethical to accept the offer as receiving a future "special bonus- represents a latent conflict of Interest.
• B. No, it would not be ethical to accept this offer as this would be a clear conflict of Interest.
• C. Yes, it would be ethical to accept the offer as long as the professional abandons the project and resigns in advance.
• D. Yes, it would be ethical to accept the offer as long as the professional rejects the "special bonus."

When requested by senior management to meet an Imminent deadline, a licensed professional can promptly authenticate a final professional work product prepared by

• A. an Individual reporting directly to the professional whose previous work has been Impeccable
• B. the professional's technical manager who assumes full responsibility for the work
• C. a busted senior licensed professional who is unavailable until after the deadline
• D. an individual whose work was prepared under the licensed professional's direct supervision and control

Sal and Wang are licensed professionals who work for the same company. When Sal leaves the company for another opportunity, their supervisor asks Wang to create drawings of a structural weldment that Sal designed.
While creating the drawings, Wang notices that there are no stress calculations in the project folder that verify the safety of the Resign. This Is out of the ordinary because it is standard practice to include all relevant calculations in the project folder.
Which of the following actions would be best for Wang to take?

• A. Point out the lack of stress calculations to the supervisor and ask for extra time to review the design.
• B. Assume that Sol was diligent in the design and create the drawings without these calculations.
• C. Refuse to create We drawings on the basis that the design lacks critical safety calculations.
• D. Add a similar project's calculations to the folder and complete the drawings.

A licensed professional civil engineer is assigned by their employer to review and approve a building's structural design drawings. The design includes a vaulted component. Although the professional has not worked with vaulted designs in the past, they have recently completed an extensive "Cathedral and Vaulted Ceilings" engineering design course. The professional is confident in their knowledge and ability to competently review and assess this type of design.
Is it appropriate for the professional to accept the current assignment?

• A. Yes, as the professional has the appropriate training and is confident in their ability to perform the task correctly.
• B. No, as the professional is restricted to working within their area of expertise.
• C. Yes, provided the employer is aware of the professional's deficiencies and accepts full responsibility on the professional's behalf.
• D. No, as the professional is misrepresenting their abilities and lacks the required competence.

To prevent whistleblowing scandals from occurring, employers should not

• A. encourage transparency for investigating issues
• B. protect employees who bring issue; forward
• C. prevent employees from disclosing Issues
• D. enable employees to disclose issues within file company