APEGS NPPE valid study dumps : National Professional Practice Examination (NPPE) Exam

A licensed professional has a duty to act responsibly and to show loyalty toward their current and past employers. Which of the following behaviours conflicts with a professional's duties to their employer?

• A. Putting one's personal goals above their employer's
• B. Putting an employer's best interest above their own
• C. Protecting an employer's reputation and dignity
• D. Protecting a past employer's confidential information

According to the Code of Ethics, a professional member's duties include all of the followingexcept

• A. achieving the lowest cost outcomes as the highest priority
• B. developing natural resources sensibly
• C. managing risk to protect the public
• D. working with due diligence

The right of an employer to restrain a former employee from making improper use of trade secrets is granted by:

• A. common law.
• B. the trade secrets act of 1984.
• C. provincial engineering and geoscience societies.
• D. the Code of Ethics.

Which of the following statements regarding a licensed Canadian professional working outside of Canada Is Incorrect?

• A. Licensed Canadian professional engineers and geoscienasts working internationally must obtain both the right to work in that country and the right to practice their profession in that country.
• B. Workers' Compensation Board (WCB) legislation typically protects employers for work done outside of Canada.
• C. Where Co no do has ratified an International trade agreement (e.g.. US-Mexico-Canada Agreement), all Canadian provinces and territories are generally bound by the terms of that agreement.
• D. A Canadian resident working in a foreign country is generally required to pay Canadian income tax.

Regulators of engineering and geoscience professions that require businesses to undergo practice/assurance
/compliance reviews do so in order to

• A. provide public protection and transparency by disclosing a business' practice/assurance/compliance review results on the regulator's website
• B. carry out a detailed review on a random sample of a business' technical work to ensure that it complies with all technical standards and guidelines
• C. assess a business' corporate policies, procedures, and systems to ensure that registrants maintain appropriate standards of professional practice
• D. provide a decision as to whether a business can be formally investigated for malpractice