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	Negligence, Risk and the Professional Debate Over Responsibility for Design (ESSAY #5) The Implicit Social Contract Between Engineers and Society Engineering is a form of social experimentation. As with every experiment, Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-06-20 13:59:39 Open Document File Size: 216,93 KB Share Result on Facebook City Washington / / Currency USD / / Event Man-Made Disaster / / Facility John C. Hall / For Hall / / IndustryTerm technology-induced risk / Risk management / high-speed transportation / technology advances / immediate solutions / / Organization IEEE / Occupational Safety and Health Administration / Environmental Protection Agency / IEEE Board of Directors / / Person Theodore S. Glickman / Michael Gough / Kenneth McK Norrie / Michael Davis / Roland Schinzinger / Norman C. Rasmussen / / Position project leader / individual engineer / engineering manager / Hunter / engineer / / SocialTag Risk management Actuarial science Safety engineering Regulation and licensure in engineering Safety Engineer Probabilistic risk assessment Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Occupational safety and health Ethics

Negligence, Risk and the Professional Debate Over Responsibility for Design (ESSAY #5) The Implicit Social Contract Between Engineers and Society Engineering is a form of social experimentation. As with every experiment,Add to Reading List