Members are expected to act with fairness and respect toward all stakeholders within the industry.

• Pursue professional activities in a spirit of fairness to employers, customers, and competitors.

• Avoid questionable or misleading methods to advertise or canvass work.

• Avoid causing damage, directly or indirectly, to the professional reputation, prospects, or business of other members.

• Refrain from knowingly replacing another member in an engagement once definite steps have been taken toward their employment.

Members must operate within the framework of the law and established regulations.

• Respect and comply with all laws and statutory regulations.

• Accept financial or other compensation for a particular service from only one source, unless additional benefits have been authorized by all interested parties.

Members must protect the privacy and sensitive information of clients and employers.

• Treat all information provided by employers, clients, or customers as confidential unless express consent has been given for its disclosure.

Members are encouraged to contribute to the advancement of the profession.

• Promote continuous professional development and encourage the advancement of Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) practices and knowledge.

Members representing the profession outside the Republic of South Africa must maintain the same ethical standards.

• Conduct themselves in a manner that enhances the status and reputation of the profession while respecting the standards and regulations of the foreign country in which they operate.