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authority to ensure all practicing engineer in
compliance to MALAYSIA's LAñ in engineering
related. Once you are certified by BEM, you are
Professional Engineer (PE) and you can apply in
front of you name.
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a body promote professionalism and encourage
continuous learning. NO authority at all in legal
terms. Once you are approved by IEM as member,
you are Corporate member of IEM and you can
apply
at the end or below your name.
m Engineers are concerned with developing
economical and safe solutions to practical
problems, by applying mathematics and
scientific knowledge while considering
technical constraints.
m The term is derived from the Latin root
"ingenium," meaning "cleverness.
m The work of engineers is the link between
perceived needs of society and commercial
applications.
m People who work as engineers typically have an
academic degree (or equivalent work experience) in
one of the engineering disciplines.
m Engineers must have the skill set and methodology
to problem solve, including soft skills.
FUNCTION OF BEM
m To keep and maintain the register.
m To determine and regulate the conduct and ethics
of the engineering profession.
m Graduate engineers that registered after 1st January
1998 have to attend courses conducted by the
board, with continuing education courses and be
involved in professional development programmes.
PROFESSIONAL CODES OF ETHICS
m These codes express the right, duties and
obligation of the members of the profession.
m A code of ethics provide a framework for ethical
judgment for a professional.
m The code serves as a starting point for ethical
decision-making, express the commitment to ethical
standard shared by members of a profession.
CODE OF ETHICS
m State the moral responsibilities of engineers as
seen by the profession & as presented by a
professional society.
m Because they express the profession¶s collective
commitment to ethics, codes are enormously
important not only in stressing engineer¶s
responsibilities but also the freedom to exercise
them.
Codes of ethics have at least eight essential roles
1. serving & protecting the public
2. guidance
3. inspiration
4. shared standard
5. support for responsible professionals
6. education & mutual understanding
7. deterrence and discipline
8. contributing to the profession¶s image
Limitations of Codes
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is used to describe a specialized form of
management that is required to successfully lead
engineering personnel and projects.
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There are a number of societies and organizations
dedicated to the field of engineering management.
One of the largest societies is a division of IEEE,
the Engineering Management Society, which
regularly publishes a trade magazine.
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À ñhile performing services, the engineer͛s foremost
responsibility is to the public welfare.
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ñelfare
Financial and budgeting for the project
Latest technology
Using rational approach
Care about environment
THE ENGINEER¶S OBLIGATION TO
EMPLOYERS AND CLIENTS