The GoodCorporation audit report on UK engineering ethical practice, plus a document detailing the profession’s response to the audit report’s findings and recommendations will be published during this webinar.
PUBLIC EVENT
The report on UK engineering ethical practice is commissioned by the Royal Academy of Engineering, and delivered by GoodCorporation, who surveyed engineers and technicians, companies, and professional bodies to find out where the strengths and weaknesses are, and where engineering professional bodies might support ethical practice. At the same time as the report, we will also publish the profession’s response to its findings and recommendations. A panel of representatives from the profession will be taking questions from the audience. This webinar will be hosted by Dr Rhys Morgan, Director of Engineering and Education, Royal Academy of Engineering.
This report is one of the actions from the original engineering ethics report published last year, Engineering Ethics: Maintaining society’s trust in the engineering profession. The previous report and other work on ethics undertaken by the Academy can be seen on our dedicated ethics webpage: https://raeng.org.uk/ethics
12.30pm |
Welcome and introduction Dr Rhys Morgan, Director of Education, Royal Academy of Engineering |
12.35pm |
Presentation of audit findings GoodCorporation |
12.50pm |
Profession responses Dr Alice Bunn, IMechE, Nathan Drury, Atkins and INCOSEUK and Libby Meyrick, IED |
13.05pm |
Q&A session chaired by Dr Rhys Morgan Panellists include Dr Alice Bunn, IMechE, Nathan Drury, Atkins and INCOSEUK, and Libby Meyrick, IED and Professor Chris Atkin, Engineering Council |
13.25pm |
Closing remarks |
13.30pm |
Webinar ends |
Programme subject to change.
Please note this event will be recorded and published on the Royal Academy of Engineering website. Your video will be off and your account will be muted throughout the entire event. Only the speakers and presentations will be visible on your screen.
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Date: 14 June 2023
Time: 12.30pm - 1.30pm
Location: Online via Zoom