Pipeline Provenance

4. Sustainable Development and Resilient Infrastructure 5. Community Engagement for Infrastructure Projects 6. Public Contracting Practices 7. Use of Artificial Intelligence in Engineering Practice 8. Balancing Client Directives and Public Welfare: Stormwater Management Dilemma 9. Acknowledging Errors in Design 10. Post-Public Employment - City Engineer Transitioning to Consultant 11. Excess Stormwater Runoff 12. Competence in Design Services 13. Sustainability - Lawn Irrigation Design 14. Providing Incomplete, Self-Serving Advice 15. Independence of Peer Reviewer 16. Impaired Engineering 17. Siting a Truck Stop 18. Professional Responsibility if Appropriate Authority Fails to Act 19. Duty to Report Misconduct 20. Review of Other Engineer’s Work 22. Sharing As-Built Drawings 51. NSPE Code of Ethics for Engineers 52. NSPE Code of Ethics for Engineers 53. NSPE Code of Ethics for Engineers 54. NSPE Code of Ethics for Engineers 55. NSPE Code of Ethics for Engineers 56. Unlicensed Practice by Nonengineers with “Engineer” in Job Titles 57. Duty to Report – Material Information 58. Public Welfare at What Cost? 59. Protecting Public Health, Safety, and Welfare 60. Misrepresentation of Qualifications 71. Failure To Include Information In Engineering Report 72. Public Welfare - Knowledge of Information Damaging to Client's Interest 73. Public Safety, Health, and Welfare: Avoiding Rolling Blackouts 74. Professional Competence In Current Structural Design 75. Obligation to Former Employer and Former Client Following Acceptance of Position with State 76. Public Health, Safety, and Welfare—Drinking Water Quality 77. Engineering Titles - Use Of Engineering Title By Nonengineers 78. Public Health, Safety and Welfare—Discovery of Structural Defect Affecting Subdivision 79. Public Health And Safety - Code Enforcement 80. Public Health, Safety, and Welfare—Drinking Water Quality 81. Public Welfare - Knowledge of Information Damaging to Client's Interest 82. Criticism of Engineering in Products 83. Sustainable Development—Threatened Species 84. Duty To Report Safety Violations 85. Incomplete Plans and Specifications – Engineer, Government, and Contractor Responsibilities 86. Public Welfare—Client Action Following Engineers Services 87. Public Health and Safety—Building Codes to Address Environmental Risk 88. Public Health, Safety, and Welfare–Climate Change Induced Conditions 89. Engineer's Recommendation For Full-Time, On-Site Project Representative 90. Case Number 60-3 91. Gifts To Foreign Officials - Application Of Code Of Ethics To Non-U.S. Engineers 92. Whistleblowing - City Engineer 93. Withholding Information Useful to Client/Public Agency 94. Failure to Disclose Full Impact of Development 95. Sustainable Development—Threatened Species 96. Conflict of Interest—Peer Reviewer Participating on Subsequent Joint Venture 97. Confidentiality of Engineering Report 98. Confidentiality – Discussion with Potential Bidding Contractor 99. Professional Selection—Receipt of Submission Beyond the Published Deadline 100. Duty To Report Unrelated Information Observed During Rendering Of Services 101. Public Health, Safety, and Welfare–Climate Change Induced Conditions 102. Case Number 58-1 103. Conflict of Interest - Part-Time Service as City Engineer 104. Conflict of Interest - Municipal Engineer 105. Reviewing Work of Another Engineer and Thereafter Performing Engineering Services for Client 106. Confidentiality of Competitor Information Submitted to Government Agency 107. Expert Witness—Discovery of New Data Following Submission of Report 108. Use Of Broad Indemnification Clause For Pollution Services 109. Competence To Certify Arms Storage Rooms 110. Competence To Perform Foundation Design 111. Misrepresentation - Changes Made to Engineer’s Report 112. Public Health Safety and Welfare—Engineering Standards 113. Public Criticism - Environmental Concerns 114. Conflicting Engineering Opinions 115. Duty To Report Safety Violations 116. Duty To Report Violation—Anonymous Complaint 117. Selection of Firm—Promise of Future Engineering Work on a Public Project 118. Protest of Low Fee Proposal 119. Case Number 58-1 120. Use Of Cadd System 121. Use Of CD-ROM For Highway Design 122. Incomplete Plans and Specifications – Engineer, Government, and Contractor Responsibilities 123. Engineer’s Obligation to Consider Feasible Options 124. Public Criticism of Proposed Public Highway Route 125. Endorsement of Project by Local Chapter 126. Appropriate Notification And Review Of Another Engineer's Work 127. Employment—Questioning Ability Of Former Employer 128. Advertising — Use of Business Cards—P.E. Designation 129. Expert Witness—Chair of Standards and Safety Committee 130. Job Qualifications—Disclosure of Material Fact 131. Advertising - Misstating Credentials 132. Public Health and Safety— Observed Structural Defects and Inspection by County Building Official 133. Public Health and Safety—Knowledge of Potentially Dangerous Condition 134. Statements Made During Negotiations 135. Engineer Misstating Professional Achievements on Resume 136. Failure To Report Information Affecting Public Safety 137. Public Welfare—Bridge Structure 138. Public Health and Safety—Building Codes to Address Environmental Risk 139. Public Health and Safety—Observing Off-Site Safety Issues 140. Public Health and Safety—Scaffolding for Highway Ramp 141. Selection of Firm—FOIA Request 142. Public Health, Safety and Welfare-Former Employee's Participation in a Public Safety Standards Hearing 143. Conflict of Interest Public Employment 144. Conflict Of Interest—Public Employee Serving As Part-Time Consultant 145. Expert Witness—Disclosure of Interests Represented 146. Disclosure of Personal Information 147. Duty To Disclose Disciplinary Complaint To Client 148. Employment—Duty To Disclose Revocation Of Contractor License 149. Public Welfare - Hazardous Waste 150. Public Welfare—Design of Medical Equipment 151. Personal Misconduct