DP1
Individual
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http://proethica.org/ontology/case/121#DP1
Properties
Parent
Decision Point Id
DP1
Decision Question
Should Engineer A offer facilities design and construction services to prospective clients after ordering the CD-ROM, or decline to offer those services absent demonstrated competence in facilities design?
Focus
Engineer A, a chemical engineer with no facilities design and construction experience, receives a CD-ROM solicitation claiming that 'no matter your design experience' anyone can specify, design, and cost out construction projects. Engineer A must decide whether to offer facilities design and construction services to prospective clients based on this tool, or to decline pending genuine competence development.
Option1
Decline to offer facilities design and construction services to prospective clients, recognizing that chemical engineering credentials do not confer competence in the civil, structural, mechanical, and electrical sub-disciplines required, and that the CD-ROM does not substitute for that education and experience.
Option2
Begin offering facilities design and construction services to prospective clients, relying on the CD-ROM standard design library as the technical basis for the work and treating the general PE license as authorization to practice across engineering disciplines.
Option3
Offer facilities design and construction services in a prime-professional coordination capacity, explicitly engaging qualified subconsultants with demonstrated facilities design expertise to perform, review, and seal all work outside chemical engineering before accepting any project.
Role Label
Engineer
TTL
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Ontology
Type
Individual
Content Hash
be1c7d2a9fab0bf5...Last Updated
2026-03-08 16:29
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2026-03-01T06:43:45.717540
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ProEthica Case 121 Extraction