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Defining Our Expectations

机译：定义我们的期望

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In his message on a national vision for engineering in Canada (see Engineering Dimensions, September/October 1995, p 19), CCPE chair Garry Wacker, P.Eng., claims that all other such issues as governance, practice of engineering, etc., "... are derivatives of a much more fundamental ... question: 'What are the societal perspectives and expectations of engineers'?" I agree and here's why. Engineers have excelled at designing and building our physical world. Unfortunately, this reality is often forgotten by the public we serve and even by ourselves. Our inherent pragmatic persona, which is consumed by technical details, has made many of us oblivious to the political aspects of our modern society. You may take exception with this statement, however the relative absence of engineers in the public decision-making arena demonstrates our profession's propensity to remain distant from the non-technical world. This situation is obviously improving, as more of us are speaking out on issues that affect our society; however, a stronger public advocacy role is required for our society to be better served.
机译：CCPE主席Garry Wacker，P.Eng在其关于加拿大国家工程远景的信息中（见《工程尺寸》，1995年9月/ 10月，第19页）声称所有其他此类问题，例如治理，工程实践等。 ，“……是一个更为根本的……问题的派生词：'工程师的社会观点和期望是什么？”我同意，这就是原因。工程师在设计和构建我们的物理世界方面表现出色。不幸的是，我们服务的公众甚至我们自己经常忘记这种现实。我们固有的务实角色被技术细节所消耗，这使我们许多人无视现代社会的政治方面。您可能会对此声明表示异议，但是在公共决策领域相对缺乏工程师，这表明我们的职业倾向于与非技术领域保持距离。随着越来越多的人在影响我们社会的问题上大声疾呼，这种状况显然正在改善。但是，要想更好地服务于我们的社会，就需要发挥更大的公众宣传作用。

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