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SAMS® Code of Ethics & Rules of Practices
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- A) Be competent, prompt, diligent and demonstrate respect for the survey profession. (Competence requires knowledge, skill, thoughtfulness, and preparation reasonably necessary for the assignment).
- B) Enjoy a favorable reputation within the local business community.
- C) Cooperate in developing the marine surveying profession by:
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- 1. Contributing one’s skill and knowledge to further the profession’s commitment to serving the public.
- 2. Exchanging general information with peers and associates.
- 3. Contributing to the work of technical societies, regulatory agencies, and specialized professional education.
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- A) Accept only assignments that can be completed with professional competence.
- B) Advertise only in a dignified manner, being careful to avoid misleading statements.
- C) Respect the confidential nature of marine surveying.
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- A) When representing the client: endeavor to present facts and opinions without prejudice.
- B) Refrain from suppressing, over-emphasizing or manipulating facts.
- C) Set fees based on work performed for a client and avoid any form of compensation that could be perceived as corrupting judgment.
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- A) Avoid assignments that would create a conflict of interest.
- B) Inform the client of any business connection, interest or affiliation that might influence judgment or impair the disinterested nature of a survey.
- C) Accept compensation from more than one source only with the full knowledge of the interested parties.
- D) Not make false, misleading, deceptive or unfair statements concerning member surveyors or the surveyors services, qualifications or integrity.
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