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Professional Development (PD) Code
Registration with the ECUK and membership of a
professional engineering Institution places obligations on members to maintain
and develop professional competence. A Code of Practice identifies explicit PD
standards which should be achieved.
An individual member should:-
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Demonstration of Commitment
Demonstrate commitment to maintaining professional competence through self
managed PD:
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Note professional and any legal/commercial requirements for evidence of PD
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Understand the uses of evidence in appraisal/employment/recruitment
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Be aware of useful sources and forms of evidence
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Have available and, if required, provide suitable evidence
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Self Management
Take responsibility for and manage PD:
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Identify and prioritise development needs and opportunities
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Use appropriate guidelines and competence benchmarks (e.g. from profession,
employer)
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Plan and carry out development action using a range of appropriate learning
opportunities
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Record development achievements
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Evaluate achievements and review against needs
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Learning Support
Support the learning and development of others:
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Be prepared to act as a mentor
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Encourage employers to support professional development
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Share professional expertise and knowledge
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Provide support for the learning of others
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Contribute to the activities of a professional body