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Four perspectives on the value of a safety measure such as residential sprinklers. An engineer cannot base an analysis on the client's values alone. Based on Watts and Hall (2002), pp. 5-1–5-2.

Original vector illustration for Ethics in fire safety engineering, level 2 Intermediate.

Source basis: Watts and Hall (2002), pp. 5-1–5-2 (four kinds of value judgement, residential sprinkler example, client and societal values)
Alt text: Four quadrants labelled technical, societal, enforcer and managerial value judgements, each with a short description, around a sprinkler symbol.

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Short title	Four perspectives on the value of a safety measure such as residential sprinklers. An engineer cannot base an analysis on the client's values alone. Based on Watts and Hall (2002), pp. 5-1–5-2.
Image title	Four quadrants labelled technical, societal, enforcer and managerial value judgements, each with a short description, around a sprinkler symbol. Source basis: Watts and Hall (2002), pp. 5-1–5-2 (four kinds of value judgement, residential sprinkler example, client and societal values)
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