Engineer A, a professional engineer, is employed by H20 Corp., a mid-sized industrial company involved in the design and manufacturing of equipment used in water quality testing. Six months earlier, Engineer A observed that certain new water quality testing equipment that was being designed and manufactured by the company met water quality testing equipment standards based on in-house testing but failed outside testing performed by an independent laboratory. Engineer A raised his professional and technical concerns about the equipment with his non engineer supervisor, Smith. Smith replied that he would look into the matter, but after several months, the equipment continued to fail to meet state water quality testing equipment standards based on outside testing performed by the independent laboratory.

Smith asks that Engineer A accompany Smith to a meeting with a government regulator involved in the approval process for water quality testing equipment providers on public water projects. Prior to the meeting, Smith requests that Engineer A report to the regulators that H20 Corp.'s new testing equipment is currently on track to meet the water testing equipment standards.

Using the below five-step analysis technique of resolving Ethical / Moral Dilemma, analyze the Role of Ralph and his manager in this case from the concept of IEEE Code of Ethics (i.e. that how they should act Ethically and handle the situation with some proposed solutions and finally which solution they adopt).

You have to explain clearly the five steps with the necessary description. Write about the Moral Clarity and Justification of your final choice of option to solve the case from the Perspective of the IEEE Code of Ethics.

Case Moral Acceptable Choice Phasel: Momi Problem Statement I must clearly state What the problemi Who matt The clear.concept of morality (Phase 5: Reflection -Analyze the best choice -Give opinion and defend the choice (Phase 2: Problem Analysis -Identity the stakeholders Relevant moral values Cause and Effect Risk Benefit Analysis (Phase 4: Ethical Evaluation -Evaluate the options - Weigh their strength and weaknesses Phase 3: Options The two extreme options -Middle of the road option Flexible and art option