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through the code of ethics, professional engineers have clearly defined to society, which is to regard the duty to public welfare as paramount, above their duties to clients or information as confidential and avoiding or disclosing conflicts of interest. Their duty to clients means that professional engineers have to disclose immediately any direct or indirect interest that might prejudice (or appear to prejudice ) their judgment.

 

professional engineers who are employee engineers and who "freelance" or perform professional engineers work for clients other than their employers must provide their clients with written statements about the nature of  their employee status, only accept work that does not  conflict with their duty  to their employers, and inform their employers of the work. As co-workers and supervisors, professional engineers are required to cooperate on project work and must not review the work of other professional engineers who are  employed by the same company without the other's knowledge, and must not maliciously injure the reputation business of other practitioners  professional engineers are obligated to give proper credit for  engineering work, uphold the principle of adequate compensation for engineering work, and extend the effectiveness of the profession through the interchange of engineering information and experience.

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