The provision of comfort, prosperity and happiness of society and people has always been a challenge to governments. In the meantime, engineers can play a tangible role in learning knowledge and gaining experience. On the other hand, due to the increased amount of fungi in the academic environment and the greenhouse of engineers, ignoring ethical principles can have irreparable damage to the present and future environment of our country. One of the solutions highlights the need for policy and planning to adhere to professional ethics in engineering. The world's engineering professional assemblies from the early 19th century began with a new approach to ethics in engineering, and developed ethical codes to give engineers access to ethical guidelines and directives in the engineering profession. This is despite the fact that in our country no reference has been made specifically for the observance of professional ethics and trade unionism.
Technology has a profound and penetrating influence in the contemporary world, and engineers have a central role in all aspects of technological development. Engineers must have a moral commitment to equip themselves with the highest standards of safety, health and well-being of the community, and be equipped with tools to deal with the difficult ethical issues they are confronted with.