iron ring
worn by canadian engineers as a symbol of their commitment to safety and their obligation to society. it is a symbol of humility, and inspires confidence in the general public.
civilian: “what is that interesting ring on your pinky?”
engineer: “this ring represents my commitment to the public as a professional canadian engineer.”
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