CTN-A Code of Ethics
Professional Integrity
Conduct all thermographic work with honesty, fairness, and transparency.
Avoid conflicts of interest and disclose any potential biases to clients and stakeholders.
Competence and Continuous Learning
Only undertake work for which you are qualified by education, training, and experience.
Commit to continuous professional development to stay abreast of advances in thermographic technology and best practices.
Confidentiality and Data Protection
Always protect client information and thermographic data.
Only disclose findings with proper authorization or when required by law.
Adhere to all relevant data protection regulations and ethical standards in handling sensitive information.
Accuracy and Objectivity
Ensure all reports and interpretations are accurate, evidence-based, and objective.
Avoid exaggerating or minimizing results.
Clearly communicate any limitations or uncertainties in the findings.
Safety and Compliance
Follow all applicable safety protocols and regulatory requirements during inspections.
Use properly calibrated equipment and standardized procedures to ensure safe and consistent operations.
Respect and Professionalism
Treat clients, colleagues, and the public with courtesy, respect, and professionalism.
Promote diversity and inclusion.
Avoid any form of discrimination or prejudice.
Environmental Responsibility
Minimize environmental impact when conducting thermographic inspections.
Support and promote practices that contribute to sustainability and environmental stewardship within the industry.
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Accountability
Take full responsibility for your professional conduct and decisions.
Report any unethical behaviour or violations of this Code to the appropriate authorities or professional bodies.
A Commitment to Excellence
This Code of Ethics is the foundation of professional practice for all CTN-A members. By adhering to these principles, thermographers demonstrate a shared commitment to trust, integrity, and excellence in the field of infrared thermography across Africa.