MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION FORM

C/O  Automatic Control Engineering Ltd.
Block D
29 Phoenix Avenue
Kingston 10
Tele: 968-2521/9290110
Fax: 929-4976
E-Mail:acekgn@cwjamaica.com

 

      

Please respond in Sections A - E. Indicate Not Applicable (N/A) where appropriate.
Section A : Contact Information
Title:
First Name:
Middle Initial(s):
Last Name:
Company:
Address:
Address (cont.):
Tel:
Fax:
E-mail:

 

Section B : Occupation (please tick categories which best apply to you and specify where applicable).
Architect: Property/Facility Manager:
Electrician: Developer/Planner:
Administrator: Engineer:   
Educator: Service Contractor:   
Consultant:    Media Professional:
Construction: Environmentalist:   
Manufacturer's Representative: Entrepreneur:   
Householder: Student:
Other:   

 

Section C : Where is your work performed? (please tick applicable space(s)).
Hospital: Hotel/Villa:
Laundry: Restaurant:
School/University: Government/ Municipality:
Manufacturing: Food Processing:
Solar Equipment/ Service Provider: Housing/ Real Estate:
Construction: Hardware:
Power Generation: Other:   
Import/Export:

 

Section D : Other Information
How did you hear about the JSEA?
Do you or your company currently use solar energy devices? Yes   No
Are you willing to serve on a JSEA Committee? Yes   No
Would you consider occasionally volunteering your skills to the Association? Yes   No

 

Section E : Fees (please choose one category of membership)
Annual Fees: Corporate Member $10,000   Individual Member $1,000   Student Member $500
Payment: Cash Cheque (Bank Initial) Chq#
Date:

 

Section F : Approval (please do not write in this section)
Approved           Not Approved           Under Consideration
Membership: Corporate Member  Individual Member   Student Member   Honorary Member
Payment Received: Cash Cheque (Bank Initial) Chq#
Date:

 

 

CODE OF ETHICS

It is the policy of the Jamaica Solar Energy Association and its members to make the largest contribution possible to the health, safety and welfare of the public regarding careful design, installation, operation and maintenance of solar energy systems. Consistent with fair business practice and service in the public interest, members of the Jamaica Solar Energy Association pledge:

I. FUNDAMENTAL CANONS

  1. To offer a reasonable warranty on products and services and to fulfill justifiable claims.
  2. To advertise only bona fide prices and to sell the merits of products without reflecting unfairly on the products and services of competitors.
  3. To reasonably provide with clarity all available facts about products and services that need to be understood by the trusting as well as the analytical.
  4. To design or install solar energy systems and related products in a manner compatible in every way with public health and safety, and to comply with all applicable laws, ordinances and regulations.
  5. To support all efforts to improve solar energy products and services and to encourage research in the development of new materials and methods.

II. RULES OF PRACTICE

  1. Members shall hold paramount the health, safety and welfare of the public in the performance of their duties.
  2. Members shall act in professional matters for each employer or client as faithful agents or trustees.
  3. Members shall, to the best of their ability and knowledge, install systems in compliance with applicable codes and standards.
  4. Members shall avoid deceptive acts in the solicitation of solar work.
  5. Members shall not falsify or permit misrepresentation of their professional qualifications as a solar contractor.
  6. Members shall quote realistic prices and completion dates and in the absence of any unforeseeable factors, shall strive to fulfill these estimates.
  7. Members shall not knowingly quote on a project that will not meet solar and other applicable codes. Knowingly presenting bids on work with the intent of profiting from change orders is considered a significant deceptive practice.
  8. Members shall perform contracting services in their area of expertise or shall obtain the services of competent subcontractors.
  9. Members shall not affix their signatures to any plans or documents dealing with subject matter in which they lack competence, or for which appropriate and applicable information can be obtained.

III. PROFESSIONAL OBLIGATIONS

  1. Members shall be guided in all their professional relations by the highest standard of integrity.
  2. Members shall admit and accept their own errors when proven wrong and take appropriate action to correct such errors.
  3. Members shall observe and foster the highest standard of safety and working conditions for employees.
  4. Members shall not attempt to injure, maliciously or falsely, directly or indirectly, the professional reputation and practices of other members, nor untruthfully criticize other members.
  5. Members shall actively participate in the training of skilled trades people for the future welfare of the solar energy industry.
  6. Members shall not attempt to attract an employee from another firm by false or misleading pretenses.
  7. Members shall endeavour to extend public knowledge and appreciation of solar energy systems, their achievements and effect on the environment and to protect the solar energy profession from misrepresentation and misunderstanding.
  8. Members shall avoid all practices which are likely to discredit the profession or deceive the public.

Statement of Agreement
I have read the contents of the Code of Ethics and I agree to uphold them.

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