Professional Ethics 2024-1
Professional Ethics 2024-1
- Welcome to our presentation on the importance of work and ethical principles in Islam.
- Today, we'll explore how work holds significance in various aspects of human life and the
ethical principles guiding the struggle for sustenance in Islam.
Importance of Work
- Rizq e Halal: Seeking sustenance through lawful and ethical means in Islam.
- Ethical Principles: Upholding integrity, honesty, and ethical conduct in earning a livelihood.
Human Values
- Moral development is the process of acquiring and internalizing moral values and
principles.
- It progresses through stages influenced by upbringing, education, and personal
experiences.
Desirable Personality Traits
- Sincerity
- Truthfulness
- Hardworking
- Fear of Allah (God-Consciousness)
- Fikr-e-Akhirat (Concern for the Hereafter)
- Politeness, Respect & Etiquettes
- Trust and Honesty
- Fulfillment of Promise
- Time Management
- Cooperation
Undesirable Personality Traits
- Obedience is following directives from supervisors while balancing critical thinking and
ethical considerations.
Respect of Organizational Rules and Regulations
- Trust and honesty are foundational to building strong relationships and fostering mutual
respect.
Fulfillment of Promise
- Pride and arrogance can hinder relationships and teamwork, emphasizing the
importance of humility and self-awareness.
Conclusion
- Professional responsibilities, rights, and ethical conduct are essential for maintaining
integrity and excellence in all fields.
- By upholding ethical standards and fulfilling responsibilities, professionals contribute to
the welfare of society and the advancement of their respective industries.
CHAP 5: RESPONSIBLE ENGINEERING PRACTICES
AND ADDRESSING MALPRACTICE
Introduction
- Assessment of Safety and Risk: Thorough risk assessments, hazard identification, and
safety measures implementation.
- Design Considerations: Ethical, sustainability, and social impact assessments
integrated into the design process.
- Cost of Unsafe Products: Recognition of human, environmental, and financial costs
associated with unsafe designs.
- Risk-Benefit Analysis: Rigorous evaluation of risks and benefits, balancing innovation
with safety and ethics.
- Safe-Exit and Fail-Safe Systems: Incorporation of emergency procedures and fail-safe
mechanisms in designs.
Examples of Responsible Engineering
- Responsible engineering practices are essential for ensuring the safety, integrity, and
ethical conduct of engineering projects.
- By addressing malpractice through ethical principles, responsible decision-making, and
proactive measures, we can promote a culture of professionalism and integrity within the
engineering profession.
CHAP # 6: UNDERSTANDING EMPLOYEE RIGHTS,
PROFESSIONALISM, AND WHISTLEBLOWING
Introduction
- Professionalism involves maintaining high ethical standards and integrity in one's work,
while loyalty entails commitment to one's employer.
- Key aspects of professionalism include:
- Diligence
- Integrity
- Confidentiality
- Collaboration
- Loyalty involves acting in the best interests of the company and upholding its values.
Right to Protest
- Employees have the right to engage in peaceful protests or express dissent regarding
workplace issues.
- Protests should be conducted within the bounds of professionalism and company
policies.
Obligation of Confidentiality
- Professional bodies play a crucial role in regulating and advancing various professions.
- Key roles include setting standards, providing education and training, advocating for
professionals, and promoting ethical conduct.
Engineering Code of Ethics
- The Engineering Code of Ethics outlines principles and guidelines for ethical behavior in
engineering.
- Key elements include commitment to public safety, integrity, professional competence,
respect for diversity, environmental stewardship, and obligations to clients and employers.
Importance of Engineering Ethics
- Engineering ethics ensures the safety, welfare, and integrity of engineering projects
and practices.
- Upholding ethical standards fosters public trust, protects the environment, and
promotes professionalism within the engineering profession.
Preventive Ethics Training
- Real-life case studies and scenarios help professionals understand and navigate
ethical challenges, prompting discussion and reflection on appropriate responses.
Role-Playing and Simulation
- Professional bodies, engineering ethics, and preventive ethics training are essential for
promoting ethical conduct and integrity within the engineering profession.
- By upholding ethical standards and investing in ethics education, professionals can
contribute to a safer, more responsible, and sustainable future.
CHAP # 8: ENHANCING KNOWLEDGE AND
EFFICIENCY IN ENGINEERING: RESPONSIBILITIES,
ETHICS, AND PROBLEM-SOLVING
Introduction