This blog takes readers on a trip through the complex world of engineering ethics, exploring the enormous obligations and accountability that engineers bear as they negotiate the always-shifting nexus of morality, society, and technology. In this exploration, we will scrutinize these values, and corresponding responsibilities, and emphasize the pivotal role of engineering ethics in building a better, safer, and more ethically responsible society for all.
In engineering, the protection of the environment and the general public comes first. Engineers have a moral duty to prioritise human welfare and reduce harm when designing infrastructure, goods, and systems
The cornerstone of engineering ethics is sincerity. Engineers are expected to be honest and up forward in all business dealings. They must be truthful, disclose any potential conflicts of interest, and forgo dishonest tactics.