Professional Documents
Culture Documents
I. Point of View
The fact in this case raise some of the most fundamental questions concerning
the manner in which engineering firms engage in the practice of profession.
Because of the size of the organization and the large number of projects being
designed at any one time, Engineer A affixes his seal to a documents he have not given
a detailed review or checked.
External the number of clients who demand and avail of the services of
Engineer Estabillos construction firm
Internal the demand for more manpower to perform all the tasks and
External all other construction firms especially those that are located in his
hometown
Internal all of his employees who are striving for higher position and salary
3. Current Status
External the money that the company will possibly gain if he decided to
VI. Assumptions
Insufficient number of Engineers that have authority to seal and sign the
documents.
VIII. Conclusion/Recommendation
Engineer A or the chief Engineer shall give a detailed review and check the
design of the project and plans prepared by his registered engineer.
Professional engineer that work under the supervision of Chief Engineer may
also seal and sign their prepared documents as long as they have a proper orientation
and training.
May consider hiring additional Chief Engineer that will sign and seal reviewed
documents.
Professional Engineer may ethically seal all the documents they prepared and
assume legal responsibility only for that in which he possesses understanding and
cognizance.
Engineers may accept assignment and assume responsibility for coordination of
an entire project and sign and seal engineering documents for the entire project, provide
that each technical segment is signed and sealed only by the qualified engineers who
prepared the segment.
CASE STUDY
R.E. Construction: Its now or never
SUBMITTED BY:
Eunice C. Ilagan
Jannie Angelie F. Lal
ME 2
SUBMITTED TO:
Engr. Marizen Contreras
Professor, IE1