Code of conduct
At ATNHE, we expect our members to uphold and follow the code of conduct with utmost sincerity and dedication. We believe an Engineer should uphold the prestige of his position always.
Our Association of Tamil Nadu Highways Engineers believe that our members should constantly place the needs of our country and the people above his own personal needs. They should be extremely cautious while spending the tax payer’s money without letting personal agenda clouding his judgment.
We highly condone any misuse of technical knowledge by our engineers and expect them to be kind and considerate while dealing with the general public and their fellow workers. They should treat everyone whether it is their subordinate or their superior with dignity and decorum.
We believe these codes of conduct shall help them lead a better professional as well as their personal life.
We have drafted a list of code of conduct to uplift the integrity of this esteemed profession
These codes aim to remind an engineer to respect & uphold this noble profession and act in a courteous way to serve with integrity.
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An Engineer shall, by thought, word and deed, act always, in a manner that will enhance the prestige of the noble profession to which he belongs.
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An Engineer shall constantly remember that he is a creator of the new world and place the needs of his country and people above his own.
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An Engineer shall hold in high esteem the great pioneers of his profession who have contributed in a large measure towards the welfare of the human race and assiduously endeavour to follow their footsteps.
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An Engineer shall uphold the great tradition built up by his predecessors and strive to improve upon them.
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An Engineer shall not misuse his technical knowledge to serve personal or parochial ambitions.
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An Engineer shall be extraordinarily prudent in spending tax-payer’s money and shall not permit personal considerations to cloud his vision in the discharge of his duties as public servant.
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An Engineer shall be kind, courteous and considerate, but firm in his dealings with the public and co-workers.
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An Engineer shall not scoff at the subordinates nor stoop low before his seniors but shall act with dignity and decorum with both.
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An Engineer shall not speak or act in a manner that will embarrass another member of his profession in the eyes of others.
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An Engineer shall not believe in rumours of malicious allegations against the member of his profession; nor shall he ever indulge in spreading such rumours and allegations light heartedly.
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An Engineer shall zealously guard against any encroachment into his fields of activity by domineering administrators.
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An Engineer shall present clearly the consequences to be expected if his professional judgement is over ruled by a non-professional authority where he is responsible for the professional adequacy of work.
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An Engineer shall not receive any commission, discount or other indirect profit in connection with any work with which he is entrusted.
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An Engineer shall endeavour to provide opportunity for the professional development and advancement of Engineers in his employ.
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