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CODE OF PROFESSIONALISM
Members of Aircraft Engineers International should act with integrity and in the interest of the flying public, exercising all reasonable professional skill and care to: - Promote and maintain high levels of aviation safety
- Promote and maintain high levels of health and safety for others and themselves
- Maintain their competence and keep up with relevant technical and procedural advancements
- Undertake or approve professional tasks for which they are competent
- Treat all persons fairly, without bias and with respect
- Encourage and assist others in their learning, competence and professional development
- Avoid harming the reputation or employment of others by false or malicious actions
- Perform to the best of their knowledge and abilities, keeping high standards of work
- Follow the specified procedures, regulations and law
- Accept appropriate responsibility for the work carried out by them or under their supervision
- Reject attempts from others to persuade them in any way to approve aircraft or equipment as airworthy against their judgment
- Reject bribery and never permit their judgments to be influenced by money or other personal gain
- Provide all information relevant to safety matters and acknowledge their errors
- Ensure that their decisions and actions are not adversely affected by their medical, physical and psychological condition (by factors such as fatigue, fitness, alcohol, drugs, medication, stress, eyesight, hearing etc)
- Respect employer’s/organization’s/customer’s property
References
- ‘Code of Professionalism’ Workshop AEI Congress 2000
- ‘Mechanics Creed’ Flight Safety Foundation
- ‘Code of Ethics’ IEEE
- ‘Guidelines for Institution Codes of Conduct’ Engineering Council UK
This Code has been drawn up by AEI's Human Factors Coordinator
Evangelos Demosthenous
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