CODE OF CONDUCT

• The Objects of the Building Controls Industry Association are set out in Clause [2.1] of the Constitution.
• In pursuance of the Objectives, Members shall:
  • Uphold the dignity and reputation of the profession and safeguard the public interest in matters relevant to the advancement and practice of building controls and BEMS.
  • Exercise skill and judgement to the best of their ability and discharge their professional duties and responsibilities with integrity.
  • Actively maintain and enhance, and where possible encourage others to do the same, an up to date knowledge and understanding of building controls and BEMS.
  • Have due regard for the safety, health and welfare of themselves, colleagues, the general public and the environment. Assessing and managing relevant skills, liabilities and professional insurances and communicating these appropriately.
  • Act in accordance with the principles of sustainability and prevent avoidable adverse impact on the environment and society.
  • In their professional conduct undertake only professional tasks for which they are competent and disclose relevant limitations of their competence; avoid where possible real or perceived conflicts of interest and advise affected parties when such conflicts arise; observe the proper duties of confidentiality; reject bribery and corruption and encourage others to do the same; raise concern about danger, risk, malpractice or wrongdoing which affects others and support colleagues or others to whom they have a duty of care in good faith; accept responsibility for work carried out under their supervision and treat all persons fairly and with respect.
  • Notify the BCIA of any significant violation of this Code of Conduct by another member.​
• Members shall not:
  • Deliberately misrepresent the views of the BCIA
  • Serve their own interest nor those of their employer or client when contributing to the work of the BCIA where those interests might conflict with the objects above.