solve questions (7, 8 and 9) Case 7Omar, a Professional Engineer (P. Eng.) with many years of experience and a validCertificate of Authorization, was hired by OQY to design a fire protection system for anew building and supervise its installation. Omar produced the design and gave signed,sealed and dated copies of the final design to Ali (P.Eng.) of Faultless to install. Faultlessis a contractor hired by OQY and Ali is their project manager. Once the installation wascomplete, Omar provided the city with a sealed, signed and dated report affirming thatthe fire protection system had been installed as designed and that it met all codes andstandards. Omar did not check the installation but had depended on the assurance of Aliwho said that it had been installed as designed. Omar had worked with Ali and Faultlessfor many years and was very confident about their work. Three months later, the cityconducted a building review and found twenty deficiencies in the as-built work. Theyissued a letter to Omar requesting that the construction be fixed to comply with thedesign and standards. Omar forwarded the letter to Ali and asked her to make thenecessary changes. Ali made some modifications and informed Omar a few weeks laterthat all the changes had been made. Omar then sent the city another sealed, signed anddated report affirming that the fire protection system had been installed as designed andthat it met all codes and standards. A second building inspection by the city found that anumber of significant deficiencies still remained.Part 1: reportAs engineers, you are going to work in various corporations and institutions.Make a small report discussing the following points:7. How can your corporation act as socially responsible corporation?8. What codes of ethics you may read which is related to your major?9. How can you apply the code of ethics related to your specialization in yourwork?

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Omar, a Professional Engineer (P. Eng.) with many years of experience and a valid Certificate of Authorization, was hired by OQY to design a fire protection system for a new building and supervise its installation. Omar produced the design and gave signed, sealed and dated copies of the final design to Ali (P.Eng.) of Faultless to install. Faultless is a contractor hired by OQY and Ali is their project manager. Once the installation was complete, Omar provided the city with a sealed, signed and dated report affirming that the fire protection system had been installed as designed and that it met all codes and

Omar, a Professional Engineer (P. Eng.) with many years of experience and a valid Certificate of Authorization, was hired by OQY to design a fire protection system for a new building and supervise its installation. Omar produced the design and gave signed, sealed and dated copies of the final design to Ali (P.Eng.) of Faultless to install. Faultless is a contractor hired by OQY and Ali is their project manager. Once the installation was complete, Omar provided the city with a sealed, signed and dated report affirming that the fire protection system had been installed as designed and that it met all codes and

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Chapter1: Basic Modes Of Heat Transfer

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