Ethics in the Mining Industry

Author: Lee Saperstein Published by Society for Mining, Metallurgy, and Exploration Training Time: approximately 5 hr 5.0 Professional Development Hours (PDH) Online Delivery Upon purchase, you will be emailed access instructions and a receipt. This product is available. Members: $235.00 USD Students: $192.00 USD Non-members: $275.00 USD Your price: $275.00 Members & Students may LOG IN to receive discounted pricing.

• describe what are "ethics" and "professional"
• identify ethics fundamentals, the maturation of the Canon of Ethics, how unethical practices can transform into criminal behavior and recognize the filtering process that leads a professional to avoid doing harm
• define the ethic of reciprocity, understand what are reciprocal transactions, describe the reciprocal benefit of altruism and summarize how technology lends itself to rapid spread of negative reputation
• know the importance of giving an unbiased evaluations and reports, understand different aspects of managing environmental and safety compliance, respect the significance of your personal touch when rendering a judgment, and to be aware of pitfalls associated with separating from employment
• analyze whistleblowing, its consequences, and the best ways to deal with an ethics circumstance, and recognize how ethics demands impartiality
• review recent examples where codes of ethics were breached

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