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| March-april 2020 |
The engineer’s signature, a guarantee of integrity and competence
By Me Martine Gervais Lawyer,
Head of the Inquiry Request Management team of the Office of the Syndic |
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| January-february 2020 |
The code of ethics of engineers, from then to now
By Me Martine Gervais Lawyer,
Head of the Inquiry Request Management team of the Office of the Syndic
And Philippe-André Ménard, Eng. Assistant Syndic |
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| September-october 2019 |
Socially responsible engineers, three examples not to follow |
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| July-august 2019 |
Offences that strike at the very heart of the profession |
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| May-june 2019 |
Give your opinion, yes, but never take it lightly! |
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| March-april 2019 |
How are whistleblowers protected? |
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| January-february 2019 |
Self-management skills in the #MeToo era |
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| November-december 2018 |
Performance specifications : Engineering documents that should not be overlooked! (continued)
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| September-october 2018 |
Engineering documents that should not be overlooked! |
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| July-August 2018 |
A LITTLE PREVENTION : The importance of the contract |
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| May-June 2018 |
The ethics hotline and its results
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| March-April 2018 |
Your Is Name on the OIQ’s Roll TO PROTECT THE PUBLIC |
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| January-February 2018 |
A Little Prevention… DOESN’T HURT! |
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| September-October 2017 |
COOPERATING WITH THE OFFICE OF THE SYNDIC : a choice or an obligation? |
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| July-August 2017 |
A little prevention |
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| May-June 2017 |
Responsible, from start to finish |
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| March-April |
Professional misconduct: It doesn’t just happen to others! (2nd part) |
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| January-February 2017 |
Professional misconduct: It doesn’t just happen to others! |
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| November-december 2016 |
Find the 10 mistakes |
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| July-August |
Why is it important to document your files? |
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| March-April 2016 |
Too busy to meet with an inspector… |
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| January-February 2016 |
Are disciplinary sanctions tough enough? |
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| Nov-Dec 2015 |
LIMITING AN ENGINEER’S RIGHT TO PRACTISE: Understanding “where the problem lies” |
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| Sept-Oct 2015 |
Is the bidding slip an infinitely flexible document? |
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| Feb-March 2014 |
Risk management: your responsibility |
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| December 2013 - January 2014 |
What business had he to be on that galley? |
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| October-November 2013 |
Intimidation, an attitude unworthy of the profession |
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| Aug-Sept. 2013 |
Big projects, important clients... be careful! |
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| June-July 2013 |
Engineers and the weight of words |
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| April 2013 |
Commission Charbonneau - Recalling certain ethical rules |
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| March 2013 |
How to react when faced with a rigged invitation to tender? |
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| Jan.-Feb 2013 |
ANTI-CORRUPTION TOOLS : How to react when faced with a rigged invitation to tender? |
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| December 2012 |
Competence, a question of selfmanagement skills as well (Part 2) |
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| November 2012 |
Competence, a question of selfmanagement skills as well (Part 1) |
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| October 2012 |
Health and safety: an ever present concern for engineers |
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| Aug-Sept. 2012 |
Individual responsibility, everyone’s business! |
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| June-July 2012 |
Junior engineer, a hybrid status worth knowing |
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| May 2012 |
RECKLESS ENGINEERS : Behaviour leading to serious consequences! |
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| April 2012 |
Are a company’s executives and upper management subject to the laws and regulations that govern the practice of the profession? |
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| March 2012 |
Scenario of an ethical dilemma (part 2) |
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| Jan.-Feb 2012 |
Scenario of an ethical dilemma |
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| December 2011 |
Interfering with the syndic's or the PIC's work, a serious and
far-reaching offence |
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| November 2011 |
Is the person paying the bill the engineer’s only client? |
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| October 2011 |
Before accepting a mandate, step back and take stock! |
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| Aug-Sept. 2011 |
Does your seal foster unlawful practice? |
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| June-July 2011 |
Conflicts of interests
A very important case |
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| May 2011 |
Respecting one’s obligations towards man:
an essential duty of utmost importance
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| March 2011 |
Would you be able to recognize a conflict of interest? |
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| Jan.-Feb. 2011 |
Five examples not to follow in order to avoid facing the Disiplinary Council |
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| December 2010 |
Ethics telephone line and on-line web tools for engineers |
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| November 2010 |
The Office of the Syndic: what is its role? |
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| Sept.-Oct. 2010 |
Helping and being helped: limits that must be respected |
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| June 2010 |
Dishonest and doubtful practices: examples not to follow! |
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| May 2010 |
Liability (part 2)
A "small mandate" that became a BIG problem! |
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| April 2010 |
Responsibility, an optional value? |
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| Feb.-March 2010 |
Engineers and their employers:
what becomes of professional independence? |
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| Oct.-Nov. 2009 |
Reduced services for reduced fees? |
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| Oct.-Nov. 2009 |
Ethics and code of conduct |
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| Aug.-Sept. 2009 |
The “little brown envelope”? never! |
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| June-July 2009 |
Violating the Code of ethics of engineers
Do you have an obligation to inform? |
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| May 2009 |
The “good faith” defence |
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| April 2009 |
A junior and a professional? Absolutely! |
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| Jan.-Feb. 2009 |
When the past comes back to haunt an ex-junior engineer… |
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| Jan.-Feb. 2009 |
Incompetence and its consequences |
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| Decembrer 2008 |
Inspection report: unforeseen work for the new owners |
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| November 2008 |
Can engineers act as their client’s supplier’s supplier? |
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| October 2008 |
Two guilty pleas |
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| Aug.-Sept. 2008 |
Repeat offences don’t pay |
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| June-July 2008 |
An inescapable priority for the engineer: protecting the environment |
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| May 2008 |
The professional, ethical conduct and the public’s security |
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| April 2008 |
Affixing a seal: are there conflicting regulations? |
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