Ethics is central to the practice of engineering, guiding decisions that affect public safety, project integrity, and professional credibility. This session offers a straightforward review of key ethical principles, common areas of concern, and practical approaches for recognizing and addressing ethical dilemmas.
Bill Womack and Cyril Okhio will lead a discussion on real-world scenarios, expectations for licensed engineers, and how ethical judgment supports sound engineering practice. Attendees will gain clarity on the responsibilities outlined in engineering codes of conduct and leave better equipped to apply ethical reasoning in their daily work.
PDH Day registration is open. Learn more at https://gspe.org/pdh-day/
About Bill Womack and Cyril Okhio
Bill Womack is an electrical engineer who has previously served on the Georgia State Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors (PELS). He offers practical insight into the expectations of licensed engineers and the ethical responsibilities that guide professional practice.
Cyril Okhio is an Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering whose work spans teaching, research, and professional practice. His background includes a focus on engineering decision-making, professional responsibility, and the ethical dimensions of technical work. Dr. Okhio brings an academic and applied perspective to the discussion of engineering ethics.
