DP10
Individual
http://proethica.org/ontology/case/140#DP10
Properties
Instance of
Decision Point Id
DP10
Decision question
When Engineer A receives the scaffolding design assignment and recognizes that his repeated personal commute observations of illegal commercial vehicle use on the parkway are materially relevant to that assignment, what action must he take — and does the informal, off-duty source of those observations affect the strength or timing of that obligation?
Focus
Engineer A's obligation to notify his supervisor of the commercial vehicle hazard upon receiving the scaffolding design assignment, given that his knowledge derives from personal commute observations rather than formal site inspection
Option1
Immediately notify the supervisor verbally and in writing of the commercial vehicle hazard upon recognizing its relevance to the scaffolding assignment, treating repeated personal commute observations as sufficient evidentiary basis without awaiting formal verification
Option2
Conduct a structured personal documentation effort over several additional commutes — logging dates, times, vehicle types, and estimated clearances — before raising the concern with the supervisor, in order to present a credible and defensible evidentiary record rather than an anecdotal report
Option3
Raise the commercial vehicle observation informally with the supervisor as a preliminary design consideration — framing it as a factor to investigate during the formal site inspection phase rather than as an immediate safety notification — while proceeding with initial design scoping
Role
Engineer A
TTL
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case140:DP10 a proeth-cases:DecisionPoint,
owl:NamedIndividual ;
rdfs:label "DP10" ;
proeth:decisionPointId "DP10" ;
proeth:decisionQuestion "When Engineer A receives the scaffolding design assignment and recognizes that his repeated personal commute observations of illegal commercial vehicle use on the parkway are materially relevant to that assignment, what action must he take — and does the informal, off-duty source of those observations affect the strength or timing of that obligation?" ;
proeth:focus "Engineer A's obligation to notify his supervisor of the commercial vehicle hazard upon receiving the scaffolding design assignment, given that his knowledge derives from personal commute observations rather than formal site inspection" ;
proeth:option1 "Immediately notify the supervisor verbally and in writing of the commercial vehicle hazard upon recognizing its relevance to the scaffolding assignment, treating repeated personal commute observations as sufficient evidentiary basis without awaiting formal verification" ;
proeth:option2 "Conduct a structured personal documentation effort over several additional commutes — logging dates, times, vehicle types, and estimated clearances — before raising the concern with the supervisor, in order to present a credible and defensible evidentiary record rather than an anecdotal report" ;
proeth:option3 "Raise the commercial vehicle observation informally with the supervisor as a preliminary design consideration — framing it as a factor to investigate during the formal site inspection phase rather than as an immediate safety notification — while proceeding with initial design scoping" ;
proeth:roleLabel "Engineer A" ;
prov:generatedAtTime "2026-02-28T02:19:38.277436"^^xsd:dateTime ;
prov:wasGeneratedBy "ProEthica Case 140 Extraction" .
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Extraction details
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2026-02-28T02:19:38.277436
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ProEthica Case 140 Extraction