Ethics is an important part of our regular work as engineers, and licensed engineers are required to complete at least 2 hours of training in ethics every two years; yet few universities require engineering students to attend a formal ethics course. Via discussion of case studies, attendees of this presentation will be introduced to the concept of ethics, the warning signs of a potential ethical problem and how it can affect your career, and steps you can take to protect your professional integrity.
Scheduled Speaker:
Peter Sibilski. FAIChE, P.E., CEM 鈥� Plant Manager
Pharmetics Manufacturing Co., LLC
Peter Sibilski has over 40 years of experience in project management, product development, and energy management in the process-chemical and pharmaceuticals industries. He received his BSChE in 1981 from New Jersey Institute of Technology, and has an MBA in Technology Management from The University of Phoenix. Peter is a licensed P.E. in New Jersey, and is also a Certified Energy Manager (CEM).
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