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Outline the environmental responsibilities of an aeronautical engineer.   (2 marks)

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Answers could include two of the following:

  • Engineers have a professional obligation to operate within environmental laws and regulations. 
  • Engineers should design and implement proper waste management protocols to minimise environmental harm.
  • Ensuring aircraft components are designed, tested and certified to meet environmental requirements, particularly regarding noise emission standards.

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Answers could include two of the following:

  • Engineers have a professional obligation to operate within environmental laws and regulations. 
  • Engineers should design and implement proper waste management protocols to minimise environmental harm.
  • Ensuring aircraft components are designed, tested and certified to meet environmental requirements, particularly regarding noise emission standards.

Filed Under: Scope, Historical and Societal Influences Tagged With: Band 3, smc-3722-50-Safety/Environment, smc-3722-60-Ethics

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A team of engineers is working together to develop a new aeronautical device for a company. An engineer takes the design and produces the device without permission.

Describe the implications for the individual engineer and the company.   (3 marks)

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  • The device design is the intellectual property of the company that created it. 
  • Taking the design without permission is stealing and would have legal implications for the individual.
  • The engineer is also not working ethically from a professional basis.
  • The production of the device will also have serious financial implications for the company involved as they are not the intellectual property owners and would likely be prohibited from selling the product. 

Other answers could include:

  • Health and safety factors.
  • Financial ramifications, particularly through legal action.
  • Employment ramifications given the ethical breach of the professional.
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  • The device design is the intellectual property of the company that created it. 
  • Taking the design without permission is stealing and would have legal implications for the individual.
  • The engineer is also not working ethically from a professional basis.
  • The production of the device will also have serious financial implications for the company involved as they are not the intellectual property owners and would likely be prohibited from selling the product. 

Other answers could include:

  • Health and safety factors.
  • Financial ramifications, particularly through legal action.
  • Employment ramifications given the ethical breach of the professional.

Filed Under: Scope, Historical and Societal Influences Tagged With: Band 3, smc-3722-10-Innovation, smc-3722-60-Ethics

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