최신APEGS National Professional Practice Examination (NPPE) - NPPE무료샘플문제

A. a licensed individual reporting directly to the professional

B. the professional's senior, technical manager

C. an individual working under the professional's direct technical supervision and control

D. an experienced, senior licensed professional

A. final drawings

B. signed contracts

C. legal documents

D. business cards

A. as a professional courtesy or when it is mandated

B. in the interest of public safety

C. to maintain professional confidentiality or when directed by management

D. to uphold a duty to the employer and the public

A. No, It would not be ethical to accept the offer as receiving a future "special bonus- represents a latent conflict of Interest.

B. No, it would not be ethical to accept this offer as this would be a clear conflict of Interest.

C. Yes, it would be ethical to accept the offer as long as the professional abandons the project and resigns in advance.

D. Yes, it would be ethical to accept the offer as long as the professional rejects the "special bonus."

A. Senior management are often restricted from competing against a former employer for a period of time after leaving a company.

B. A written agreement is required for an employee to be bound by an obligation of confidentiality.

C. Employees are generally entitled to utilize their skillsets and past work experience for a new employer.

D. The obligation of confidentiality begins on the first day of employment and may extend beyond the date of termination.

A. The plaintiff must prove on a balance of probabilities that the defendant failed to meet the standard of care expected of an average professional in the field.

B. In order to assist the court in understanding technical matters, an expert witness may be called to provide an opinion.

C. The plaintiff must prove on a balance of probabilities that the defendant knowingly and Intentionally put the plaintiff at risk through their actions.

D. A finding of negligence in a civil suit may result in further disciplinary action by the professional regulator as double Jeopardy does not apply.

A. Culture can be defined as the set of learned behaviours, beliefs, attitudes, and ideals that characterize a group in a society.

B. Ethics is the theory of morality or moral principles that are the standards of conduct required by an organization or a group.

C. Disrespect for a culture, custom, or ethical position by a person or group is always illegal even when it is not intended.

D. Customs are traditional practices or the usual way of doing something that is routinely followed by a group of people in a society.

A. quality control

B. government regulatory authority.

C. professionalism.

D. a commitment to a code of ethics.

A. Industry codes and standards serve to enhance product safety, quality, and reliability.

B. Industry codes and standards serve as practice guidelines and are not legally enforced.

C. It is both unprofessional and excessive/wasteful to exceed established codes and standards.

D. Employer codes and standards supersede/overrule industry codes and standards.

A. Practicing professional engineers or geoscientists

B. Postgraduate students pursuing an education in engineering or geoscience

C. Retired, non-practicing registered members in engineering or geoscience

D. Registered members-in-training in engineering or geoscience

A. These documents may become the minimum mandatory standard in court in the event that a failure or accident occurs.

B. These documents allow the licensed professional to absolve themselves of any project liabilities that may arise.

C. These documents establish common industry practices to promote quality, consistency, and public safety.

D. These documents provide directional assistance to the licensed professional when establishing project protocols and guidelines.

A. are best dealt with through self-defence with a lawyer acting as a behind-the-scenes coach

B. will be dismissed quickly when facing a show of legal force

C. allow a lawyer to answer for an absent professional whose focus is on their practice

D. can have implications that may require professional legal expertise