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A night shift worker falls into a canal dug by a contractor at a factory and is injured. The worker claims that the canal was not barricaded. Investigation by the factory determines that both the contractor and the factory security patrol were responsible.
If the canal had been dug based on a licensed professional's design, would that professional be considered a proximate cause for the injury?
Which of the following statements about technical societies in Canada is false?
A professional geologist assigned a member-in-training (MIT) to complete a reserve report on an oil exploration prospect for a client. When the report was printed, the professional briefly reviewed the contents, authenticated the document, and sent it to the client. Later, the professional discovered that some input reservoir parameters did not match the available data, although the final reserve estimates remained reasonable.
To address any possible negative effects to their professional standing, which of the following steps should the professional take?
Which of the following reasons is the strongest one for engineering and geoscience professions in Canada (where applicable) to be self-regulating?
An important role of Engineers Canada and Geoscientists Canada as national organizations is to
When designing and manufacturing products, businesses and licensed professionals must demonstrate a standard of care to ensure the safety of their consumers and or clients.
Which of the following tasks or procedures relating to product design and manufacturing is not part of a business's or professional's responsibility in this regard?
While reviewing construction documents, a building technologist working in Ontario comes across a design drawing that has been professionally authenticated or sealed.
The technologist can be confident that the design drawing
Which of the following statements about the governance of professional associations is false?
Which of the following situations would not be considered a conflict of interest for a licensed professional?
Mac, a professional member, is confronted with a complex ethical problem. He decides to evaluate the benefits and costs of alternative solutions.
Mac is applying which of the steps of the design process for solving complex ethical problems?
