Signing Off on Work: Answer C

You are the engineer responsible for the design of a project. A subcontractor has completed the design drawings, but you feel that there are some shortcomings in the drawings. Your division manager and the government representative, while conceding that the drawings are not completely accurate, are pressuring you to sign the drawings because failure to meet the budget milestone will jeopardize the entire project. They have assured you that the corrections can be made during project construction. What should you do?

Answer C: You sign the drawings but document your concerns in an attachment to the drawing.

Lockheed Martin's Comment: 10 points

A wise solution. You protect yourself and the company from potential liability while not compromising your integrity.