22 Tex. Admin. Code § 137.59 - Engineers' Actions Shall Be Competent
(a) Engineers shall practice only in their
areas of competence.
(b) The
engineer shall not perform any engineering assignment for which the engineer is
not qualified by education or experience to perform adequately and competently.
However, an engineer may accept an assignment which includes phases outside of
the engineer's area of competence if those other phases are performed by
qualified licensed professionals, consultants, associates, or
employees.
(c) The engineer shall
not express an engineering opinion in deposition or before a court,
administrative agency, or other public forum which is contrary to generally
accepted scientific and engineering principles without fully disclosing the
basis and rationale for such an opinion. Engineering opinions which are
rendered as expert testimony and contain quantitative values shall be supported
by adequate modeling or analysis of the phenomena described.
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