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Professional ethics for the construction industry
โ Scribed by Rebecca Mirsky; John Schaufelberger
- Year
- 2022
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 133
- Edition
- 2
- Category
- Library
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โฆ Table of Contents
Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
Preface
1 Introduction
Chapter Outline
Learning Objectives
Ethics Fundamentals
Ethical Challenges in the Construction Industry
Further Reading
2 Codes of Conduct, Compliance, and Reporting
Chapter Outline
Learning Objectives
Introduction
Introductory Case Study
Components of a Business Ethics and Conduct Program
Company Values
Identifying Risk
Policies, Procedures, and the Code of Conduct
Handling Inquiries and Reports of Misconduct
Education, Training, and Communication
Measuring Effectiveness
Commitment From the Top
The Role of Professional Associations
Construction Participant Perspectives
Questions and Scenarios for Discussion
Note
Further Reading
3 Contract Procurement
Chapter Outline
Learning Objectives
Introduction
Introductory Case Study
Ethical Challenges
Ethical Challenge: Errors in Project Documents
Ethical Challenge: Bid Shopping
Ethical Challenge: Receipt of Favors
Applicable Standards
Construction Participant Perspectives
Questions and Scenarios for Discussion
4 Construction Contracts and Purchase Agreements
Chapter Outline
Learning Objectives
Introduction
Introductory Case Study
Ethical Challenges
Ethical Challenge: Award of Subcontracts
Ethical Challenge: Errors in Submittal Documentation
Ethical Challenge: Pricing of Change Orders
Ethical Challenge: False Claims
Ethical Challenge: Payment to Subcontractors
Ethical Challenge: Material Purchasing
Ethical Challenge: Payment Requests for Cost-Plus Contracts
Applicable Standards
Construction Participant Perspectives
Questions and Scenarios for Discussion
5 Documentation and Recordkeeping
Chapter Outline
Learning Objectives
Introduction
Introductory Case Study
Ethical Challenges
Ethical Challenge: Submission of Payroll Data On Government Projects
Ethical Challenge: Recording and Submitting Accident Data
Ethical Challenge: Proper Environmental Records
Ethical Challenge: Time Sheets
Ethical Challenge: Expense Reports
Applicable Standards
Construction Participant Perspectives
Questions and Scenarios for Discussion
6 Project Execution
Chapter Outline
Learning Objectives
Introduction
Introductory Case Study
Ethical Challenges
Ethical Challenge: Schedule Management
Ethical Challenge: Progress Payment Requests
Ethical Challenge: Quality Management
Ethical Challenge: Code Compliance
Ethical Challenge: Safety Management
Applicable Standards
Construction Participant Perspectives
Questions and Scenarios for Discussion
7 Discrimination and Harassment
Chapter Outline
Learning Objectives
Introduction
Introductory Case Study
Ethical Challenges
Ethical Challenge: Age Discrimination
Ethical Challenge: Discrimination Based On Disability
Ethical Challenge: Discrimination Against National Origin, Race, Color, Or Religion
Ethical Challenge: Discrimination Based On Sexual Orientation Or Gender Identity
Ethical Challenge: Affirmative Action
Ethical Challenge: Sexual Harassment
Applicable Regulations and Standards
Construction Participant Perspectives
Questions and Scenarios for Discussion
Notes
Further Reading
8 Client Relations
Chapter Outline
Learning Objectives
Introduction
Introductory Case Study
Ethical Challenges
Ethical Challenge: Gift Giving
Ethical Challenge: Talking Negatively About a Competitor
Ethical Challenge: Client Taking Advantage of the OwnerโContractor Relationship
Ethical Challenge: Overbilling
Ethical Challenge: Timely Exchange of Information
Applicable Regulations and Standards
Federal Bribery Statute
False Claims Act
Anti-Kickback Act
Construction Participant Perspectives
Questions and Scenarios for Discussion
Notes
Further Reading
9 Ethics and the Environment
Chapter Outline
Learning Objectives
Introduction
Introductory Case Studies
Ethical Challenges
Ethical Challenge: Impacts of Construction Site Activities
Ethical Challenge: Construction Waste and Hazardous Materials Management
Ethical Challenge: Fuel Storage and Containment
Applicable Regulations and Standards
Construction Participant Perspectives
Questions and Scenarios for Discussion
Notes
Further Reading
10 International Construction
Chapter Outline
Learning Objectives
Introduction
Introductory Case Study
Ethical Challenges
Ethical Challenge: Gift Giving
Ethical Challenge: Construction Standards
Ethical Challenge: Environmental Standards
Ethical Challenge: Project Safety
Ethical Challenge: Work Hours
Applicable Regulations and Standards
Construction Participant Perspectives
Questions and Scenarios for Discussion
Further Reading
11 Technology and Digital Information
Chapter Outline
Learning Objectives
Introduction
Introductory Case Study
Ethical Challenges
Ethical Challenge: Protection of Company Proprietary Information
Ethical Challenge: Protection of Shared Project Information
Ethical Challenge: Protection of Private Or Confidential Information
Ethical Challenge: Use of Email
Ethical Challenge: Use of Social Media
Applicable Standards
Construction Participant Perspectives
Questions and Scenarios for Discussion
12 Construction During Crisis
Chapter Outline
Learning Objectives
Introduction
Introductory Case Study
Ethical Challenges
Ethical Challenge: How Much Information Is Enough?
Ethical Challenge: Who Should Be Informed?
Ethical Challenge: When to Inform?
Applicable Standards
Construction Participant Perspectives
Questions and Scenarios for Discussion
Note
Index
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