Every engineer in your firm is invited to attend a free one-hour lunchtime Ethics webinar each calendar year. Simply provide a conference room and internet connection and let your engineers enjoy the live, interactive discussion format that makes PDHengineer’s webinars so popular.

It’s a great opportunity to get together as a group and explore issues that are rarely addressed in most corporate training programs.

Many of our participating companies also provide a brown bag lunch for their engineers.

To enroll your company in the Free Ethics for Life program, simply complete the form below. A member of our staff will contact you within two business days.

Engaging…   Entertaining…   Thought-provoking…

These are some of the adjectives used by past attendees to describe the Ethics for Life webinars. Each session delves into the causes behind some of history’s worst engineering disasters. These webinars will provide your engineers with a framework for recognizing and evaluating ethical issues by studying how ethical deficiencies have contributed to real-world engineering disasters.

Ethics webinars in our Engineering Disasters series are led by experienced webinar facilitators who are trained to present the material in a way that stimulates discussion and an exchange of ideas. Webinar participants tell us that our Engineering Disasters webinars are among the most worthwhile training exercises they have ever experienced!

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¹ Minimum participation level: 10 engineers; Maximum: 25 engineers per conference room. Larger groups must be split between multiple conference rooms. Your company provides the conference room along with a high-speed internet connection and any equipment needed to allow the webinar to be seen and heard by the group. PDHengineer’s ethics webinars are accepted for PDH credit in all states and are accepted as “live, interactive” training in all states that mandate live interactive training. Engineers must complete a short opinion survey before certificate of completion is issued. Ohio-licensed PEs must complete a short quiz.

²Eligibility for the ETHICS FOR LIFE program is limited to professional engineers employed by the company. Free ethics credits will not be provided to engineers after separation from the company. PDHengineer may, at its sole discretion, provide ethics credit in the form of a webinar, online course, or other approved continuing education activity; and may, at its sole discretion, discontinue the program or any company’s participation in the program at any time for any reason. Company’s continuing eligibility in the ETHICS FOR LIFE program is subject to minimum yearly participation requirements.

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