3(d).

He will not use his professional affiliations or public office to secure personal advantage and will avoid any act tending to promote his own interest at the expense of the dignity and standing of the profession.

3(d). (Part 1)

[See Code R29:59. (Part 1) ]

Code is relevant when:

Engineer has professional affiliations

Code is violated when:

Engineer uses his professional affiliations to secure personal advantage

Code is not violated when:

Engineer does not use his professional affiliations to secure personal advantage

3(d). (Part 2)

Code is relevant when:

Engineer holds public office

Code is violated when:

Engineer uses his public office to secure personal advantage

Code is not violated when:

Engineer does not use his public office to secure personal advantage

3(d). (Part 3)

[See Codes 1(g), R29:59. (Part 2), III.1.f. ]

Code is relevant when:

Engineer performs action related to the interest of the engineering profession

Code is violated when:

Engineer's action promotes his own interest at the expense of the dignity and integrity of the profession

Code is not violated when

Engineer's action does not promote his own interest at the expense of the dignity and integrity of the profession