Analyze the situation presented below using a flow chart, based on ethical concerns and choices.

Jirad is an engineer for a small consulting firm, Four County Engineering, LLC. There are about a dozen people at the company who work on a wide range of projects. The firm has a Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) certification so the company can submit proposals for government projects that require a certain portion of the overall project to be completed by a DBE-certified company. There are not many DBE firms in the area, so Four County Engineering submits proposals for almost any kind of project that has this requirement, and DBE work is a substantial amount of the work that the firm completes. Jirads skills are mostly in transportation engineering, although he has worked on a number of other projects. The owner, Kelly Haksar, has just happily informed the staff that Four County

Engineering has received a DBE related project; she assigns Jirad to be lead engineer. The project is the interior renovation of a building at a local college. Jirads first thought is, I dont know anything about major building renovations. He tells Kelly that he has little experience in building renovations, and she replies, Oh, I am sure you can handle it.

What choices does he have? You may use different aspects of the given scenario to visualize the decision making process.